Faq

AreaCrime provides crime reports, crime maps, and statistical data based on any U.S. address to help users understand safety and crime levels in specific areas.

Enter any address in the United States on the site to generate a report that includes crime maps and crime statistics within a one-mile radius.

Reports include categories such as property crime, personal crime, murder, assault, burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, rape, robbery, and total crime metrics.

Yes — the site displays crime maps, bar charts, pie charts, and other visual representations of crime data to help users easily interpret trends.

Each report includes numerical crime data, an index value compared to the U.S. average (100), and a letter grade reflecting relative safety.

The site aggregates official crime data from law enforcement reports and presents it in a structured format, though update frequency may vary depending on data availability.

While AreaCrime focuses on one address at a time, the index values and maps you receive can be compared manually with other locations you check.

AreaCrime offers tiered crime report products that may involve payment; detailed features and pricing are shown when you generate or select a report.

The crime data and maps generally cover crimes within about a 1-mile radius (2-mile diameter) of the address you enter.

1. You can use crime reports and maps to assess safety trends, compare neighborhoods, and make more informed decisions about where you plan to live or invest.