Riverside Sheriff’s Department Application Release

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The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is excited to announce the release of its mobile application. This app will serve as a new way to connect with Riverside County residents and visitors, providing information quickly and efficiently.

The app offers quick access to items of public interest and is easy to use. In just a few clicks, users can:

  • Submit anonymous tips
  • Receive push notifications
  • Connect to the organization’s social media platforms
  • Read the latest news and press releases
  • File reports

Our mobile app will offer a better way to alert, inform and prepare the public.

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department app is available to download for free in the App Store and Google Play by searching “Riverside Sheriff’s Department” or by clicking here.

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