Crime Rates by
Reporting Agency

Compare public violent- and property-crime rates using one clear comparison method. The page presents reporting-agency data only and does not recommend any community.

California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populationsSource year 2025Last verified September 7, 2026Checked monthly
Important fair-housing and data notice: These grades are derived from public government reporting-agency statistics. They are not official safety ratings, do not establish that any neighborhood is safe or unsafe, and are not a recommendation to buy in or avoid any community. City and sheriff jurisdictions can include areas with very different conditions; review the linked primary source and address-level public resources independently.

Crime Grades by City and Jurisdiction

The ranking uses California DOJ 2025 reference rates: 431.1 violent crimes and 1,785.8 property crimes per 100,000 residents.

How the grades are calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. Their combined result is compared with the California reference level, and the grade ranges are shown above.

46 ranked records · California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations · source year 2025 · last verified September 7, 2026

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate170.0per 100,000
Property crime rate613.4per 100,000
Population served13,532City reporting agency
Violent incidents23reported total
Property incidents83reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 37% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Cameron Park uses the full El Dorado Hills reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Cameron Park-only crime rate.

Data scope: El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate173.0per 100,000
Property crime rate478.6per 100,000
Population served158,370El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents274reported total
Property incidents758reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 34% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Diamond Springs uses the full El Dorado Hills reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Diamond Springs-only crime rate.

Data scope: El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate173.0per 100,000
Property crime rate478.6per 100,000
Population served158,370El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents274reported total
Property incidents758reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 34% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: Grade reflects the full El Dorado County Sheriff's Office unincorporated reporting jurisdiction. It is not an El Dorado Hills-only grade.

Data scope: El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate173.0per 100,000
Property crime rate478.6per 100,000
Population served158,370El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction
Violent incidents274reported total
Property incidents758reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 34% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate86.6per 100,000
Property crime rate488.9per 100,000
Population served55,431City reporting agency
Violent incidents48reported total
Property incidents271reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 24% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Pollock Pines uses the full El Dorado Hills reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Pollock Pines-only crime rate.

Data scope: El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate173.0per 100,000
Property crime rate478.6per 100,000
Population served158,370El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents274reported total
Property incidents758reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 34% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate123.5per 100,000
Property crime rate832.4per 100,000
Population served74,483City reporting agency
Violent incidents92reported total
Property incidents620reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 38% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Shingle Springs uses the full El Dorado Hills reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Shingle Springs-only crime rate.

Data scope: El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate173.0per 100,000
Property crime rate478.6per 100,000
Population served158,370El Dorado Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents274reported total
Property incidents758reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 34% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate74.1per 100,000
Property crime rate222.4per 100,000
Population served4,046City reporting agency
Violent incidents3reported total
Property incidents9reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 15% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeA+informational comparison
Violent crime rate37.5per 100,000
Property crime rate274.8per 100,000
Population served8,007City reporting agency
Violent incidents3reported total
Property incidents22reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 12% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Colfax uses the full Granite Bay reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Colfax-only crime rate.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate194.8per 100,000
Property crime rate2,005.7per 100,000
Population served65,712City reporting agency
Violent incidents128reported total
Property incidents1,318reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 79% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate161.5per 100,000
Property crime rate1,196.8per 100,000
Population served184,495City reporting agency
Violent incidents298reported total
Property incidents2,208reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 52% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate154.8per 100,000
Property crime rate1,192.4per 100,000
Population served93,679City reporting agency
Violent incidents145reported total
Property incidents1,117reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 51% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Foresthill uses the full Granite Bay reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Foresthill-only crime rate.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate322.2per 100,000
Property crime rate1,138.9per 100,000
Population served26,692City reporting agency
Violent incidents86reported total
Property incidents304reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 69% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: Grade reflects the full Placer County Sheriff's Office reporting jurisdiction: unincorporated Placer County plus contract services to Colfax and Loomis. It is not a Granite Bay-only grade.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Linda uses the full Yuba County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Linda-only crime rate.

Data scope: Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate459.6per 100,000
Property crime rate670.1per 100,000
Population served69,844Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents321reported total
Property incidents468reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 72% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Loomis uses the full Granite Bay reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Loomis-only crime rate.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Meadow Vista uses the full Granite Bay reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Meadow Vista-only crime rate.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Newcastle uses the full Granite Bay reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Newcastle-only crime rate.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Olivehurst uses the full Yuba County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Olivehurst-only crime rate.

Data scope: Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate459.6per 100,000
Property crime rate670.1per 100,000
Population served69,844Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents321reported total
Property incidents468reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 72% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Penryn uses the full Granite Bay reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Penryn-only crime rate.

Data scope: Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate296.9per 100,000
Property crime rate666.3per 100,000
Population served124,272Placer Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents369reported total
Property incidents828reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 53% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Plumas Lake uses the full Yuba County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Plumas Lake-only crime rate.

Data scope: Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate459.6per 100,000
Property crime rate670.1per 100,000
Population served69,844Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents321reported total
Property incidents468reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 72% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate197.9per 100,000
Property crime rate1,304.3per 100,000
Population served161,162City reporting agency
Violent incidents319reported total
Property incidents2,102reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 60% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate186.4per 100,000
Property crime rate1,087.6per 100,000
Population served61,693City reporting agency
Violent incidents115reported total
Property incidents671reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 52% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: Grade reflects the Yuba County Sheriff's Office reporting jurisdiction for unincorporated Yuba County. It is not a Linda, Olivehurst or Plumas Lake-only grade.

Data scope: Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeAinformational comparison
Violent crime rate459.6per 100,000
Property crime rate670.1per 100,000
Population served69,844Yuba Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction
Violent incidents321reported total
Property incidents468reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 72% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Antelope uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Antelope-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Arden-Arcade uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Arden-Arcade-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Carmichael uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Carmichael-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate372.5per 100,000
Property crime rate1,877.6per 100,000
Population served87,239City reporting agency
Violent incidents325reported total
Property incidents1,638reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 96% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Fair Oaks uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Fair Oaks-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for North Highlands uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a North Highlands-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Orangevale uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Orangevale-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate448.0per 100,000
Property crime rate1,153.5per 100,000
Population served10,490City reporting agency
Violent incidents47reported total
Property incidents121reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 84% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate502.4per 100,000
Property crime rate1,600.4per 100,000
Population served85,789City reporting agency
Violent incidents431reported total
Property incidents1,373reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 103% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Rio Linda uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Rio Linda-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: Grade reflects the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office reporting jurisdiction for unincorporated Sacramento County. It is not a community-only grade.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Southport uses the full West Sacramento reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Southport-only crime rate.

Data scope: West Sacramento Police Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate334.1per 100,000
Property crime rate1,724.6per 100,000
Population served55,376West Sacramento Police Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents185reported total
Property incidents955reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 87% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate334.1per 100,000
Property crime rate1,724.6per 100,000
Population served55,376City reporting agency
Violent incidents185reported total
Property incidents955reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 87% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Wilton uses the full Sacramento County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Wilton-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate468.7per 100,000
Property crime rate1,325.6per 100,000
Population served607,401Sacramento Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents2,847reported total
Property incidents8,052reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 92% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeBinformational comparison
Violent crime rate383.4per 100,000
Property crime rate1,418.4per 100,000
Population served71,205City reporting agency
Violent incidents273reported total
Property incidents1,010reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 84% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: The grade shown for Live Oak uses the full Sutter County Sheriff jurisdiction reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Live Oak-only crime rate.

Data scope: Sutter Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeCinformational comparison
Violent crime rate570.9per 100,000
Property crime rate1,614.2per 100,000
Population served20,320Sutter Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction — shared jurisdiction grade
Violent incidents116reported total
Property incidents328reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 111% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeCinformational comparison
Violent crime rate699.1per 100,000
Property crime rate1,492.5per 100,000
Population served12,730City reporting agency
Violent incidents89reported total
Property incidents190reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 123% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Data scope: City reporting agency. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeCinformational comparison
Violent crime rate726.7per 100,000
Property crime rate2,290.6per 100,000
Population served532,956City reporting agency
Violent incidents3,873reported total
Property incidents12,208reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 148% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

Jurisdiction caveat: Grade reflects the Sutter County Sheriff's Office reporting jurisdiction. It is not a Live Oak-only grade.

Data scope: Sutter Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction. Rates and totals are public reporting-agency statistics and do not describe every street or neighborhood.

Crime gradeCinformational comparison
Violent crime rate570.9per 100,000
Property crime rate1,614.2per 100,000
Population served20,320Sutter Co. Sheriff's Department jurisdiction
Violent incidents116reported total
Property incidents328reported total
Source year2025California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations
Comparison referenceCalifornia DOJ 2025431.1 violent / 1,785.8 property
How this grade was calculated: Violent crime and property crime are given equal importance. This reporting agency's combined comparison is 111% of the California reference level.

Source: California DOJ OpenJustice Crimes & Clearances counts with California Department of Finance E-1 populations. Last verified September 7, 2026.

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