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Denver Crime Map 2026

Reported incidents by neighborhood from Denver Police open data, so you know the area before a show or game.

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Denver Police recorded 1,009 reported offences in the seven days to 2026-10-15, down 10.3% on the week before, down 12.7% on the same week last year. Larceny was the most common category at 190 reports (19% of the total). Five Points logged the most reports of any neighborhood (79), down 16% on its previous week. The sharpest week-over-week move was Goldsmith, up 100% to 12. Denver's published extract currently runs 1 day behind, so this edition ends on 2026-10-15 to compare complete weeks. Homicide and sexual assault are excluded from this dataset, and every figure is a report to police, not a conviction.

Data source: Denver Police Department via Denver Open Data ArcGIS FeatureServer. Homicide and sexual assault categories excluded. This tool is for general safety awareness, not for predicting specific risks.

About This Data

This map displays crime incident data from the Denver Open Data Catalog, sourced from the Denver Police Department. Data reflects reported incidents and is updated periodically.

Categories included: Vehicle Theft, Theft, Assault, Robbery, Vandalism, and Burglary. Homicide and sexual assault are excluded to maintain the tool's focus on general event-going safety context.

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