Rankings, 2025

States ranked by reported offenses per 100,000 people in 2025.

Property crime

Rank	State	Per 100,000
1	District of Columbia	3,179.7
2	New Mexico	2,363.8
3	Colorado	2,235.3
4	Oregon	2,184.2
5	Nevada	2,029.4
6	Washington	2,017.9
7	Alaska	1,927.0
8	Kansas	1,923.6
9	Maryland	1,852.7
10	Oklahoma	1,840.3
11	California	1,822.3
12	North Carolina	1,815.1
13	Texas	1,808.8
14	South Carolina	1,716.6
15	Missouri	1,689.5
16	Hawaii	1,681.9
17	Arkansas	1,669.6
18	Tennessee	1,662.1
19	Delaware	1,585.5
20	New York	1,565.6
21	Illinois	1,556.3
22	Arizona	1,542.6
23	Alabama	1,501.7
24	North Dakota	1,494.9
25	Ohio	1,471.1
26	Montana	1,468.1
27	Vermont	1,446.2
28	Minnesota	1,429.8
29	South Dakota	1,429.6
30	Georgia	1,412.5
31	Nebraska	1,403.5
32	Virginia	1,394.7
33	Pennsylvania	1,360.2
34	Utah	1,319.1
35	Mississippi	1,314.8
36	Michigan	1,300.0
37	Kentucky	1,282.9
38	New Jersey	1,267.3
39	Indiana	1,248.7
40	Iowa	1,205.2
41	Connecticut	1,159.6
42	Wyoming	1,099.2
43	West Virginia	1,085.2
44	Florida	1,073.8
45	Massachusetts	1,036.5
46	Wisconsin	1,032.7
47	Maine	960.9
48	Rhode Island	921.7
49	New Hampshire	828.7
50	Idaho	624.5

Not ranked: Louisiana. Reporting coverage was below 80% or the year looks incomplete.

Burglary

Rank	State	Per 100,000
1	New Mexico	419.5
2	Oklahoma	368.0
3	Washington	318.5
4	Nevada	318.2
5	North Carolina	301.9
6	Kansas	289.8
7	Colorado	288.9
8	Arkansas	286.1
9	California	279.7
10	Alaska	253.0
11	Oregon	252.5
12	Texas	249.6
13	South Carolina	243.0
14	Mississippi	235.3
15	Missouri	228.5
16	Hawaii	220.0
17	Alabama	219.0
18	Tennessee	207.1
19	North Dakota	206.6
20	District of Columbia	195.5
21	Ohio	194.6
22	Iowa	173.2
23	Arizona	172.6
24	Kentucky	169.6
25	Maryland	167.8
26	South Dakota	167.1
27	Illinois	163.1
28	Minnesota	161.8
29	Georgia	160.6
30	Michigan	160.3
31	Delaware	157.9
32	Indiana	155.8
33	West Virginia	154.0
34	Wyoming	144.5
35	Montana	133.3
36	Utah	121.3
37	New York	121.2
38	Nebraska	120.8
39	Florida	120.4
40	New Jersey	119.8
41	Massachusetts	111.9
42	Pennsylvania	107.5
43	Wisconsin	98.7
44	Vermont	94.4
45	Idaho	90.8
46	Virginia	88.2
47	Rhode Island	85.9
48	Connecticut	82.4
49	Maine	79.8
50	New Hampshire	51.6

Not ranked: Louisiana. Reporting coverage was below 80% or the year looks incomplete.

Larceny-theft

Rank	State	Per 100,000
1	District of Columbia	2,285.0
2	Oregon	1,687.2
3	Colorado	1,611.5
4	New Mexico	1,594.2
5	Washington	1,428.7
6	Kansas	1,394.4
7	Alaska	1,372.1
8	Maryland	1,359.2
9	New York	1,309.3
10	Texas	1,300.7
11	South Carolina	1,298.8
12	Nevada	1,296.9
13	Vermont	1,295.5
14	North Carolina	1,293.4
15	Oklahoma	1,262.1
16	Arkansas	1,230.4
17	Delaware	1,228.2
18	Tennessee	1,215.7
19	California	1,206.4
20	Virginia	1,186.2
21	Montana	1,185.5
22	Arizona	1,178.0
23	Missouri	1,150.5
24	Hawaii	1,149.4
25	Illinois	1,135.9
26	North Dakota	1,127.0
27	South Dakota	1,110.2
28	Alabama	1,107.7
29	Minnesota	1,093.3
30	Utah	1,092.5
31	Nebraska	1,085.2
32	Georgia	1,084.3
33	Ohio	1,078.4
34	Pennsylvania	1,052.4
35	New Jersey	996.1
36	Michigan	940.8
37	Mississippi	924.6
38	Kentucky	913.0
39	Indiana	908.0
40	Iowa	905.6
41	Connecticut	900.5
42	Florida	884.0
43	Wyoming	866.1
44	West Virginia	851.8
45	Massachusetts	831.0
46	Maine	809.2
47	Wisconsin	793.9
48	Rhode Island	722.4
49	New Hampshire	717.5
50	Idaho	474.1

Not ranked: Louisiana. Reporting coverage was below 80% or the year looks incomplete.

Motor vehicle theft

Rank	State	Per 100,000
1	District of Columbia	698.8
2	Nevada	401.0
3	New Mexico	336.0
4	Maryland	319.6
5	California	317.5
6	Colorado	314.5
7	Missouri	298.0
8	Hawaii	291.7
9	Alaska	280.8
10	Washington	258.8
11	Texas	250.5
12	Illinois	247.6
13	Tennessee	229.0
14	Kansas	224.6
15	Oregon	217.4
16	North Carolina	208.1
17	Oklahoma	196.2
18	Kentucky	193.1
19	Delaware	191.0
20	Ohio	190.8
21	Pennsylvania	190.4
22	Michigan	187.6
23	Nebraska	186.5
24	Arizona	183.4
25	Indiana	176.3
26	Connecticut	172.1
27	Minnesota	166.0
28	South Carolina	165.5
29	Alabama	162.9
30	Georgia	161.6
31	North Dakota	154.1
32	New Jersey	148.2
33	South Dakota	145.2
34	Mississippi	144.5
35	Arkansas	142.1
36	Montana	137.3
37	Wisconsin	134.8
38	New York	128.6
39	Iowa	119.8
40	Virginia	114.6
41	Rhode Island	105.6
42	Utah	97.0
43	Massachusetts	89.1
44	Wyoming	82.5
45	West Virginia	71.2
46	Florida	66.2
47	Maine	60.5
48	Idaho	53.9
49	New Hampshire	53.6
50	Vermont	49.4

Not ranked: Louisiana. Reporting coverage was below 80% or the year looks incomplete.

Arson

Rank	State	Per 100,000
1	Oregon	27.1
2	Alaska	21.1
3	Hawaii	20.9
4	Colorado	20.5
5	California	18.7
6	Kansas	14.8
7	New Mexico	14.1
8	Oklahoma	14.1
9	Nevada	13.3
10	Missouri	12.6
11	Alabama	12.2
12	Montana	12.0
13	Washington	11.9
14	North Carolina	11.7
15	Maine	11.4
16	Michigan	11.2
17	Arkansas	11.0
18	Nebraska	11.0
19	Mississippi	10.5
20	Tennessee	10.3
21	Pennsylvania	9.9
22	Illinois	9.6
23	South Carolina	9.3
24	Minnesota	8.7
25	Arizona	8.6
26	Indiana	8.5
26	Delaware	8.5
28	Utah	8.3
29	West Virginia	8.3
30	Texas	8.0
31	Rhode Island	7.8
32	Kentucky	7.3
33	Ohio	7.3
34	North Dakota	7.2
35	South Dakota	7.2
36	Iowa	6.7
37	New York	6.4
38	Maryland	6.1
39	New Hampshire	6.1
40	Georgia	6.1
41	Idaho	5.7
42	Virginia	5.7
43	Wisconsin	5.3
44	Connecticut	4.7
45	Massachusetts	4.5
46	New Jersey	3.2
47	Florida	3.1

Not ranked: District of Columbia, Louisiana, Vermont, Wyoming. Fewer than 50 arson offenses were reported, or arson reporting dropped sharply.

Rankings have limits. Rates depend on how many people live in an area, not on visitors, commuters or shoppers, so city centers and tourist areas can rank high. Reporting practices also differ between agencies.

Sources

Data refreshed by the FBI on 15 October 2026. Checked 29 October 2026. Figures are offenses reported to police and submitted to the FBI, not estimates of all crime.