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Connecticut property crime city data

Validated city-level FBI NIBRS selected property-offense pages for Connecticut. This page summarizes candidate cities in the dataset; it is not a statewide crime-rate claim.

Candidate-city rate 13.16 per 1,000 residents across listed cities; not a statewide risk score

Validated cities69Current candidate pages

Candidate population1,670,194Sum of listed city estimates

Selected offenses21,977FBI NIBRS offense records

Highest-rate city candidates

Use the city pages for source notes, trend handling, and offense mix. Small or ambiguous places remain outside automatic publication.

14,440 residents Orange 34.90 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 61,919 residents Hamden 31.12 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 63,790 residents West Hartford 26.99 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 24,806 residents North Haven 25.76 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 11,293 residents East Windsor 25.33 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 13,438 residents Clinton 22.77 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents

Connecticut city candidates

City	Population	Selected offenses	Rate per 1,000	Trend
Orange	14,440	504	34.90	Roughly stable
Hamden	61,919	1,927	31.12	Increasing
West Hartford	63,790	1,722	26.99	Roughly stable
North Haven	24,806	639	25.76	Mixed
East Windsor	11,293	286	25.33	Mixed
Clinton	13,438	306	22.77	Decreasing
Trumbull	38,151	856	22.44	Increasing
Newington	31,605	682	21.58	Decreasing
Bloomfield	22,118	465	21.02	Decreasing
Manchester	59,658	1,199	20.10	Decreasing
Stratford	53,745	1,047	19.48	Increasing
East Haven	27,964	541	19.35	Mixed
Cromwell	14,353	272	18.95	Decreasing
Enfield	40,982	731	17.84	Mixed
Windsor	29,566	525	17.76	Decreasing
Waterford	19,941	338	16.95	Increasing
East Hartford	50,914	845	16.60	Decreasing
Old Saybrook	10,644	174	16.35	Increasing
Farmington	28,057	413	14.72	Roughly stable
Plainville	17,688	260	14.70	Decreasing
Southington	44,062	641	14.55	Decreasing
Berlin	20,588	291	14.13	Decreasing
Fairfield	65,902	923	14.01	Mixed
Wethersfield	27,248	373	13.69	Decreasing
Branford	28,463	380	13.35	Roughly stable
Rocky Hill	21,335	256	12.00	Mixed
South Windsor	26,976	322	11.94	Decreasing
Watertown	22,478	258	11.48	Decreasing
Westport	27,973	312	11.15	Decreasing
Darien	22,539	240	10.65	Decreasing
Vernon	30,794	317	10.29	Mixed
Woodbridge	9,113	93	10.21	Roughly stable
Windsor Locks	12,603	126	10.00	Mixed
Glastonbury	35,413	344	9.71	Decreasing
Guilford	22,262	210	9.43	Decreasing
Greenwich	64,642	557	8.62	Roughly stable
Winchester	10,346	88	8.51	Roughly stable
Putnam	9,380	79	8.42	Decreasing
New Canaan	21,154	165	7.80	Roughly stable
North Branford	13,557	94	6.93	Decreasing
Avon	19,050	120	6.30	Decreasing
Wilton	19,300	118	6.11	Roughly stable
Suffield	15,912	97	6.10	Increasing
Simsbury	25,253	145	5.74	Increasing
Seymour	17,110	95	5.55	Decreasing
Canton	10,242	55	5.37	Mixed
New Milford	28,784	154	5.35	Decreasing
Granby	11,714	62	5.29	Decreasing
Thomaston	7,553	39	5.16	Decreasing
Bethel	21,517	110	5.11	Roughly stable
Easton	7,839	40	5.10	Decreasing
Brookfield	18,187	92	5.06	Decreasing
Middlebury	8,021	39	4.86	Decreasing
Plymouth	11,863	57	4.80	Decreasing
Coventry	12,394	59	4.76	Roughly stable
Monroe	19,339	90	4.65	Roughly stable
Wallingford	44,417	200	4.50	Decreasing
Portland	9,453	41	4.34	Decreasing
East Hampton	13,076	55	4.21	Mixed
East Lyme	19,016	80	4.21	Roughly stable
Cheshire	30,573	116	3.79	Decreasing
Montville	17,944	63	3.51	Increasing
Redding	8,835	25	2.83	Decreasing
Madison	17,702	50	2.82	Decreasing
Ridgefield	25,298	70	2.77	Increasing
Ledyard	15,589	35	2.25	Decreasing
Weston	10,498	23	2.19	Increasing
Wolcott	16,485	28	1.70	Decreasing
Plainfield	15,330	18	1.17	Mixed

Important context

These figures are based on reported selected property offenses and Census population context for validated city candidates. Agency reporting boundaries can differ from municipal boundaries, so the methodology page explains why ambiguous or tiny-denominator rows stay out of automatic publication.

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