Get Citizen Incident Notification

You can use Citizen's Premium feature to report missing persons and pets in the App. As long as the person was reported missing to police within the last seven days, a Citizen Agent will verify their information and create an incident in the App, notifying nearby users to be on the lookout.

Citizen is a free mobile application that leverages 911 data to keep you informed about local crime and incidents in your area.

Both parties must accept each other before they can view any information, the company said. People can choose to share location information with “friends only,” “specific friends only,” or stay “private.” Citizen said a person's exact location information is never shared, only that a person is “nearby.”

Citizen launched its paid-service, Citizen Protect, in August 2021. For $20 a month, Protect lets users be in touch with a Citizen agent who can follow their location and call 911 on their behalf. It has also explored running on-demand private security services.

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Crime reporting and social media app Citizen has severed its relationship with an outsourcing firm it used to hire workers who were paid less than $2 an hour from countries such as Kenya and Nepal, ing to sources and emails obtained by Motherboard.

Citizen is a mobile app that sends users location-based safety alerts in real time. It allows users to read updates about ongoing reports, broadcast live video, and leave comments. The app uses radio antennas installed in major cities to monitor 911 communications, with employees filtering the audio to generate alerts.

The crime-tracking app is charging $20 per month to give subscribers access to their own virtual security service. Citizen, the app that tracks local crime and lets users film incidents as they happen, has launched a new subscription service.