Indiana to fund anonymous K‑12 school tip line with 'million‑dollar' investment, Braun says
Gov. Mike Braun announced an anonymous tip line for all Indiana K‑12 schools, calling it a "million-dollar investment" that will provide a secure platform with 24/7/365 monitoring at no cost to schools and is expected to be available starting in January, WTHI-TV reported.
Gov. Mike Braun announced on 2026-10-02 that Indiana will roll out an anonymous tip line for all K‑12 schools, describing the initiative as a "million-dollar investment." Braun said the service will provide 24/7/365 monitoring and will be provided "at no cost to schools," and is expected to be available starting in January, according to WTHI-TV.
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