Monday, June 8, 2026 Crime & Safety Records
Phoenix Crime Report

Crime rate & statistics

Phoenix Crime Rate & Safety Statistics

A grounded look at Phoenix's violent and property crime rates and what they mean for residents.

Key indices

Phoenix crime at a glance

Index values are scaled so that 100 equals the U.S. average.


C+
Overall safety grade
96
Overall crime index
4% below the national average
90
Violent crime index
10% below the national average
105
Property crime index
5% above the national average
57th
Percentile among U.S. cities
higher = more crime

Your odds

Estimated victimization risk

Calibrated against national benchmark rates and expressed as everyday odds.


1 in 347
Chance of violent crime / yr
1 in 50
Chance of property crime / yr
288
Violent crimes / 100k
estimated annual rate
1,999
Property crimes / 100k
estimated annual rate

Trend

Is crime rising or falling in Phoenix?

Reported incidents per month over the most recent year of data.


Oct: 3,955Nov: 3,694Dec: 3,737Jan: 3,534Feb: 3,188Mar: 3,406Apr: 3,339May: 3,750Jun: 3,470Jul: 3,497Aug: 3,096Sep: 114
OctReported incidents per monthSep
-11.5%
Month over month
-21.2%
Year over year
3,096
Reports last full month

Context

How to read these numbers


Phoenix posts violent and property crime rates above the national average, though its enormous land area spreads incidents across many distinct districts rather than a single core. Property crime, including vehicle theft and theft from vehicles, is the most common concern, while violent crime concentrates along several central and west-side corridors.

We convert Phoenix's crime indices into estimated rates per 100,000 residents using national benchmark rates, then restate them as everyday odds — for instance, a “1 in N” chance over a year. Indices are scaled so that 100 equals the national average, and letter grades summarize each area on an A-to-F curve calibrated across U.S. cities, keeping comparisons fair across this sprawling city.