Tucson Crime Map

Arizona · Latest 24h · updated 2026-11-12

Latest 24h	49 incidents, 1 violent (2026-11-10)
2026 YTD	62,104 incidents through October
2025 (full year)	75,329 incidents
Full archive	660,339 incidents (2018–2026)
Per 100K / year	13,597

Source: Tucson Police Department open data.

About crime in Tucson

Latest mapped day. Tucson recorded 49 incidents on 2026-11-10, including 1 violent-category incident. This is a short-window snapshot of police open data, not a personal-safety score.

Year-over-year context

Tucson recorded 82,371 incidents in 2024 and 75,329 in 2025, a 8.5% decrease. Year-to-year comparisons depend on consistent source coverage and reporting definitions.

Latest 24h (2026-11-10) category breakdown

Other	33
Theft	8
Vandalism	4
Burglary	2
Bike theft	1
Assault	1

Where incidents were mapped

Broadway Pantano Center: 4
Amphi: 4
Reid - Randolph: 4
Keeling: 3
Dodge Flower: 2
Myers: 2
Broadway East: 2
Wakefield: 2

Across 2018–2026, the current archive contains 660,339 incidents for Tucson. Missing categories or periods reflect what the source publishes; missing is not zero.

Tucson crime overview

Essay updated 2026-11-12 · figures above are from the latest data

TL;DR. Tucson recorded 75,329 police-reported incidents in 2025, down 8.5% from 82,371 in 2024. Other was the most reported category with 36,379 incidents, accounting for 48.3% of the total, followed by Assault with 11,000 incidents. Violent-category incidents totaled 12,858. Data cover 12 months of 2025 and are current through November 2026, with neighborhood counts led by Midvale Park with 2,179 incidents.

About this data

The map for Tucson, Arizona plots police-reported incidents published by the Tucson Police Department, with data through November 2026. Each point reflects a report in the department's open-data file, placed by location and incident type for calendar year 2025. Readers can explore the distribution across the city's 430 named neighborhoods and filter by category.

Tucson recorded 75,329 police-reported incidents in calendar year 2025. That equals 13,597 reported incidents per 100,000 residents in 2025, calculated from the U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2024 population estimate of 554,013 for the city. Violent-category incidents totaled 12,858, or 17.1% of the year, equal to 2,320.9 reported incidents per 100,000 residents. The all-years archive from 2018 to 2026 holds 660,339 incidents combined. Coverage for 2025 includes 12 months of data.

Recent trend

Total reports declined 8.5% between two complete years, from 82,371 in 2024 to 75,329 in 2025. That 2025 total sits below the 2023 count of 81,748 but above the low point of 64,333 in 2021, after counts of 66,292 in 2020 and 75,099 in 2022. For the current window, January–October 2026 recorded 62,104 incidents, a 1.9% decline from 63,314 in January–October 2025 on a same-months basis. Together, the complete-year comparison shows a year-over-year decline, while the same-months comparison shows a smaller decline carrying into 2026.

Category breakdown

Other was the largest grouping in 2025 with 36,379 reports, or 48.3% of the year. The source groups many incident types under Other, led by Other crime at 23,597, or 31.3% of all reports, and Drugs at 10,208, or 13.6%. The remainder was Impaired & dangerous driving with 1,298, Weapons offenses with 1,180, Harassment with 70, and Threats with 26. After Other, Assault ranked second with 11,000 reports, or 14.6%, followed by Theft in third with 10,414 reports, or 13.8%. Vandalism added 7,817 reports, or 10.4%, while Theft from vehicle and Auto theft contributed 2,240 and 1,942 reports for calendar year 2025.

Where incidents concentrate

In 2025, Midvale Park led named neighborhoods with 2,179 incidents, or 2.9%, followed by Amphi with 2,164, or 2.9%, and Sunnyside with 2,118, or 2.8%. Keeling recorded 1,504, or 2.0%, and Flowing Wells recorded 1,430, or 1.9%, rounding out the top five among 430 named neighborhoods. Downtown, Campus Farm and West University followed in the ranked list for the year. These neighborhood counts reflect where people live, work and visit and where reports are filed, so they are not a risk score for anyone passing through.

What this means

Tucson’s 2025 total of 75,329 sits below 82,371 in 2024 and 81,748 in 2023, returning closer to 75,099 in 2022 after the dip to 64,333 in 2021. Other accounts for 48.3% with 36,379 reports, while Assault at 11,000, or 14.6%, and Theft at 10,414, or 13.8%, form the next largest shares. Neighborhood counts are spread thinly: Midvale Park with 2,179, or 2.9%, Amphi with 2,164, or 2.9%, and Sunnyside with 2,118, or 2.8%, each hold a small share.

FAQ

How many incidents were reported in Tucson in 2025?
Tucson police reported 75,329 incidents in calendar year 2025. That equals 13,597 reported incidents per 100,000 residents in 2025, based on the U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2024 population estimate of 554,013 for the city. The count reflects police-reported incidents in calendar year 2025, with 12 months of data for that complete year.

What was the most reported crime category in Tucson in 2025?
Other was the largest category in 2025, with 36,379 incidents, or 48.3% of the 75,329 total. In Tucson's data, Other groups weapons offenses, threats, harassment, drugs, impaired and dangerous driving, and other crime. The breakdown includes 23,597 cases of other crime and 10,208 drug cases, plus 1,298 impaired and dangerous driving cases and 1,180 weapons offenses.

Did reported crime go up or down in Tucson compared with the prior year?
Reported incidents declined between the two consecutive complete calendar years. Tucson recorded 75,329 incidents in 2025, compared with 82,371 in 2024, a decrease of 8.5%. The longer archive shows 81,748 in 2023 and 75,099 in 2022, after 64,333 in 2021 and 66,292 in 2020.

Which Tucson neighborhoods had the most reported incidents in 2025?
Among 430 named neighborhoods ranked by incidents in 2025, Midvale Park led with 2,179 incidents, or 2.9% of the city total, followed by Amphi with 2,164 incidents and Sunnyside with 2,118 incidents. Keeling recorded 1,504 incidents and Flowing Wells recorded 1,430, while Downtown recorded 1,346 incidents in the same year.

Where does the Tucson crime data on this page come from?
The figures come from the Tucson Police Department. The page summarizes 75,329 police-reported incidents in calendar year 2025, including 12,858 violent-category incidents covering assault, sexual assault, robbery, shooting and homicide. Assault accounted for 11,000 of those, with theft at 10,414 and vandalism at 7,817 in the same period.

How current is the Tucson data on TheCrimeMaps?
The archive is current through November 2026. For the most recent comparable window, January–October 2026 recorded 62,104 incidents, compared with 63,314 in January–October 2025, a decrease of 1.9%. The 2026 calendar-year file currently holds 63,147 incidents across 11 months with data, so it remains partial and is not directly comparable to the complete 2025 total.

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