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Oregon property crime city data

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

Candidate-city rate 31.87 per 1,000 residents across listed cities; not a statewide risk score

Validated cities66Current candidate pages

Candidate population2,602,045Sum of listed city estimates

Selected offenses82,935FBI 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.

634,402 residents Portland 54.99 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 15,771 residents Coos Bay 45.08 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 6,366 residents Warrenton 44.14 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 7,132 residents Seaside 39.40 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 23,802 residents Roseburg 39.32 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents 86,301 residents Medford 38.35 selected property offenses per 1,000 residents

Oregon city candidates

City	Population	Selected offenses	Rate per 1,000	Trend
Portland	634,402	34,887	54.99	Roughly stable
Coos Bay	15,771	711	45.08	Roughly stable
Warrenton	6,366	281	44.14	Mixed
Seaside	7,132	281	39.40	Mixed
Roseburg	23,802	936	39.32	Decreasing
Medford	86,301	3,310	38.35	Mixed
Hermiston	19,867	670	33.72	Increasing
Eugene	178,772	5,964	33.36	Decreasing
Tigard	57,047	1,890	33.13	Mixed
North Bend	10,027	329	32.81	Mixed
Grants Pass	39,376	1,260	32.00	Roughly stable
Salem	180,479	5,500	30.47	Decreasing
La Grande	13,019	393	30.19	Roughly stable
Woodburn	30,453	900	29.55	Roughly stable
Pendleton	17,088	503	29.44	Increasing
Newport	10,423	301	28.88	Decreasing
Springfield	61,162	1,740	28.45	Roughly stable
Sweet Home	10,266	291	28.35	Decreasing
Klamath Falls	22,144	589	26.60	Decreasing
Beaverton	97,917	2,567	26.22	Roughly stable
Corvallis	61,255	1,596	26.06	Decreasing
The Dalles	15,849	413	26.06	Decreasing
Tualatin	27,930	722	25.85	Decreasing
Madras	7,816	198	25.33	Roughly stable
Redmond	37,570	935	24.89	Roughly stable
Gresham	111,420	2,748	24.66	Mixed
Hillsboro	109,859	2,690	24.49	Mixed
Tillamook	5,175	123	23.77	Decreasing
Hood River	8,334	191	22.92	Decreasing
Dallas	17,833	400	22.43	Mixed
Florence	9,520	211	22.16	Mixed
Stayton	8,526	174	20.41	Decreasing
Cottage Grove	10,678	213	19.95	Increasing
Keizer	39,229	764	19.48	Roughly stable
Winston	5,704	108	18.93	Decreasing
Albany	57,101	1,076	18.84	Decreasing
Milton-Freewater	7,049	131	18.58	Mixed
Gladstone	11,877	219	18.44	Mixed
Ashland	20,959	374	17.84	Decreasing
Cornelius	15,292	263	17.20	Roughly stable
Sutherlin	8,655	147	16.98	Decreasing
Astoria	9,933	168	16.91	Decreasing
Milwaukie	21,574	353	16.36	Increasing
Eagle Point	9,813	159	16.20	Increasing
Forest Grove	26,940	418	15.52	Roughly stable
Sandy	12,992	201	15.47	Increasing
Sherwood	20,355	304	14.93	Decreasing
Bend	106,743	1,591	14.90	Decreasing
McMinnville	35,203	502	14.26	Decreasing
Brookings	6,499	88	13.54	Increasing
Lake Oswego	39,969	468	11.71	Decreasing
Lebanon	19,979	221	11.06	Decreasing
Independence	10,249	112	10.93	Decreasing
Umatilla	7,944	85	10.70	Increasing
Central Point	19,123	190	9.94	Decreasing
Monmouth	11,637	113	9.71	Roughly stable
Canby	18,007	165	9.16	Decreasing
Talent	6,305	57	9.04	Decreasing
St. Helens	14,419	129	8.95	Decreasing
Philomath	5,708	49	8.58	Decreasing
Ontario	11,999	101	8.42	Decreasing
West Linn	26,560	215	8.09	Decreasing
Silverton	10,390	82	7.89	Decreasing
Prineville	11,894	89	7.48	Decreasing
Molalla	10,114	73	7.22	Mixed
Scappoose	8,251	3	0.36	Decreasing

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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