Crime rate
Violent and property crimes reported to police, per 1,000 people. Violent crime is murder, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault; property crime is burglary, theft, and motor vehicle theft.
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Raw data: crime.json · every value carries its source and retrieval date
What this measures
82 data points · 1 source
- Offenses reported, not arrests or convictions. Small numbers swing the rate: 10 extra burglaries moves it by about 1.5.
- Crockett PD switched to the FBI's NIBRS system in August 2020; the FBI converts NIBRS reports to these categories, so recent years are comparable but not identical.
- Population is the FBI's own estimate for the police jurisdiction, which differs slightly from Census figures.
- Covers
- Crockett Police Department jurisdiction
- Unit
- offenses per 1,000 residents
- How often
- Annual since 1985
- Updated here
- 23 Sept 2026
The gaps
What the record doesn't show yet
- None known for the years shown.
Sources
Primary records, linked