The reported crime rate for your police department, with the math shown.
Type a city, town or county. You get the crimes its police agency reported to the FBI, the people it serves, and the rate per 100,000 that works out to. Where the data has a gap, you see the gap. Nothing is ranked.
Every US police agency that reports to the FBI, 2015 to 2025. Or browse by state.
Violent crime
482.5reported per 100,000 people
Burlington Police Department reported 214 violent crimes to the FBI in 2025, for the 44,354 people it serves.
Property crime
4,076.3reported per 100,000 people
Burlington Police Department reported 1,808 property crimes to the FBI in 2025, for the 44,354 people it serves.
Violent crime
No rate for 2025
Westchester Public Safety County Sheriff's Office sent the FBI only 9 of 12 months for 2025: 15 violent crimes in those months. CrimeTally doesn't stretch part of a year into a yearly rate.
It serves 83,226 people, so the missing months matter. The count is still on its page; the rate waits for a full year.
Start with your question
- Has crime gone up or down where I live?One agency against its own past, back to 2015, as a percent, with both years' counts shown.Up or down since →
- How does my town compare with the next one over?Two agencies side by side with both sets of inputs. It states both rates and never says which is “better”.Compare two agencies →
- What's the rate for my state?The FBI's own estimate, every year since 1979, with how many of the state's agencies reported beside each year.State crime rates →
- And for the whole country?The FBI's national estimate by year, with the counts and population behind each rate.US crime rate by year →
- Which department covers my county?Every agency whose area touches a county, A to Z, and how many months each reported.Who polices this county →
- Who isn't reporting to the FBI?For any state: agencies that reported all 12 months, part of the year, or nothing.Reporting coverage →
- Can I run the formula on my own numbers?Any count and population, turned into a rate per 100,000 with the arithmetic shown.Rate calculator →
Read before you look
- What Does a Crime Rate per 100,000 Mean?A crime rate per 100,000 is reported crimes divided by population, times 100,000. Here is the math on a real police agency, and what the number leaves out.Read →
- How to Compare Crime Rates Between Two CitiesComparing two cities' crime rates takes both sets of inputs, not two bare numbers. A worked example, and why the FBI says not to rank places with its data.Read →
- Why Is 2021 Crime Data Missing for So Many Cities?In 2021 the FBI took crime reports only through its newer system, NIBRS, and thousands of agencies had not switched. What that did to the data, with examples.Read →
- Why Is My State's Crime Rate an Estimate?A state's crime rate is the FBI's estimate, because not every police agency reports. How the gap is filled, how big it gets, and how to read the figure.Read →
- Is Crime Going Up or Down in My City?Whether a city's reported crime rate went up or down is one agency against its own past: two years, two counts, two populations. A worked example, and the 2021 catch.Read →
- What Is the Crime Rate in the United States?The US crime rate is the FBI's estimate of reported crime per 100,000 people. The 2025 figures with the math, why they are an estimate, and what they leave out.Read →