Kokomo Scanner is an independent local incident and community-information service operated by Kokomo Scanner, LLC. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any government agency. This app is not an emergency service.

Stay connected with what’s happening in Kokomo, Indiana, and throughout Howard County. Kokomo Scanner brings local incident information and community updates together in one easy-to-follow app.

Browse the Live Feed without an account, search recent incidents, and read developing updates. Sign in to personalize My Feed, follow incidents, manage optional notifications, and join community discussions.

Features include:

• Police, Fire, EMS, Traffic, Weather, and Notice updates
• Hot Call and weather alerts
• All Notifications and Important Only notification options
• Search by keyword, category, date range, or Hot Calls
• My Feed preferences and followed incidents
• Incident details, updates, and photos
• Comments, replies, and community photo sharing
• Content reporting, member blocking, and staff moderation
• Light and dark appearance options
• Guest browsing without creating an account
• In-app account deletion

Information sources and verification:
• Our staff monitor public-safety scanner radio and independently summarize incident reports. Radio traffic is preliminary and may not have an incident-specific public recording or web link. The local communications center is described by Howard County government: https://www.in.gov/counties/howard/departments/911-of-howard-county/
• For updates based on official agency releases, check the original release from the issuing agency. Official local agency pages include Kokomo Police Department: https://www.cityofkokomo.org/departments/police_department/ and Howard County Sheriff's Office news: https://www.sheriff.howardcountyin.gov/newspublic
• Weather alerts are based on NOAA National Weather Service radio. Official source: https://www.weather.gov/ind/nwr

Information may be delayed, incomplete, or change as an incident develops. Always call 911 for emergencies and follow instructions from public-safety officials.