Cleveland Crime 2025

Cleveland · 2025 (the police feed changed after this year (911 calls before the crime-report feed began, or a smaller extract), so not comparable with later years) · updated 2026-11-12

Cleveland police open data lists 58,739 incidents for 2025 (the police feed changed after this year (911 calls before the crime-report feed began, or a smaller extract), so not comparable with later years). The most common crime types were other (66.9%), assault (14.5%), theft (11.9%).

Crime types in 2025

Crime typeIncidentsSharevs prior year
Other39,31266.9%—
Assault8,52814.5%—
Theft6,97611.9%—
Robbery8551.5%—
Sexual assault8461.4%—
Vandalism6931.2%—
Fraud6601.1%—
Auto theft3750.6%—
Burglary3570.6%—
Theft from vehicle1200.2%—
Homicide170.0%—

The police feed changed after this year (911 calls before the crime-report feed began, or a smaller extract), so not comparable with later years. These are the counts the source published, not a complete year.

Month by month

Jan4,533
Feb3,700
Mar5,114
Apr5,252
May5,961
Jun6,205
Jul6,140
Aug5,917
Sep5,739
Oct5,335
Nov1,971
Dec2,872

Neighborhoods with the most reports in 2025

  1. Glenville 5,335 incidents
  2. Broadway-Slavic Village 4,121 incidents
  3. Mount Pleasant 3,415 incidents
  4. Union-Miles 3,363 incidents
  5. Downtown 3,226 incidents
  6. Old Brooklyn 2,653 incidents
  7. West Boulevard 2,445 incidents
  8. Stockyards 2,377 incidents

Counts are not adjusted for population or area.

Questions

How much crime was reported in Cleveland in 2025?

58,739 incidents for 2025 (the police feed changed after this year (911 calls before the crime-report feed began, or a smaller extract), so not comparable with later years) in Cleveland Division of Police 911 calls, Cleveland Division of Police open data.

Other years

Cleveland 2026 · Cleveland 2024 · Cleveland 2023 · Cleveland 2022 · Cleveland 2021

Source: Cleveland Division of Police 911 calls (89%), Cleveland Division of Police (11%) open data. Police-reported incidents, not convictions.

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