COREConnect is the civilian side of CommandCORE — a branded web app where residents submit tips, file complaints, commend officers, register for events, and read verified safety alerts. Every action lands on the agency's record of truth.
COREConnect gives your residents a single, branded place for every interaction with the agency — verified alerts on the way out, tips and complaints on the way in, and a direct line for everything in between.
The landing screen — activity snapshot, recent tips, upcoming events, and quick actions in one place.
Officer-authored posts and civilian updates — categorized, commentable, and moderated.
Verified alerts pushed to the public — severity-coded with maps, instructions, and updates.
A structured way for residents to recognize officers for exceptional service.
Transparent complaint intake — optional anonymity, routed straight to Internal Affairs.
Crime reports, traffic concerns, suspicious activity — submitted from any device, anonymously if needed.
Threaded two-way conversations between residents and the agency — follow-ups, records, replies.
Request extra drive-bys on a residence or area when you’re out of town or noticing a local crime uptick.
Signed-in residents land on a personalized dashboard — their recent tips, upcoming events, the agency’s latest alerts, and one-tap access to everything else COREConnect offers.
A moderated, verified community feed — where agency updates cut through social-media noise and residents can engage without misinformation or anonymity abuse.
Oak between 13th and 17th closed until 10pm for a water-main repair. Use Washington as a detour.
Great to see so many neighbors out. My kids loved meeting the K-9 unit.
Push-delivered, geographically-scoped, severity-tiered public safety alerts from the agency itself — with instructions, maps, and live updates that keep evolving as the situation changes.
A tornado has been spotted south of the downtown area moving northeast at 28mph. Take shelter immediately in a windowless interior room on the lowest floor.
A purpose-built intake for residents to commend officers for exceptional service — structured so command staff have what they need to formally document it.
A respectful, structured intake path for resident complaints — with an optional anonymous mode and direct routing into the Internal Affairs case queue on the agency side.
A mobile-friendly tip line with optional anonymity, attached photos and video, and routing straight into the agency’s tip-triage queue.
Two-way threaded messaging between residents and the agency — attached to the case that prompted the conversation, identity-verified, and auditable end-to-end.
Residents request extra drive-bys on a residence or area — vacations, business closures, or a local crime uptick. Officers see the request on every shift in the window and log each check-in to an audit trail.
30-minute walkthrough with your logo, your colors, and your actual tip and complaint flows. Bring your PIO and your IA lead — they’ll tell you if it’s the channel your community has been missing.