UCR Offense Data

NOTE: Crime rate data are based on crimes reported rather than arrests made. For Arrest Data, please visit our UCR ARREST DATA section.

Total Crime for Florida
Total Index Crime by County
Florida Index Crime by Jurisdiction 1995-2021 (Excel)
Proportion of Violent Crime and Property Crime
Total Violent Crime for Florida
Violent Crime by County and Type of Offense 1995-2020 (Excel)
Firearm Use in Violent Crimes and Manslaughter by County
Firearm Use in Violent Crimes and Manslaughter by Jurisdiction
Murder: Firearm Type and Rate for Florida
Murder by Weapon Type
Manslaughter by Weapon Type
Florida Supplemental Homicide Reports, 1996 - 2021 (Excel)
Robbery: Firearm Type and Rate for Florida
Robbery by Weapon Type
Robbery by Location and Weapon Type
Aggravated Assault: Firearm Type and Rate for Florida
Aggravated Assault by Weapon Type
Total Forcible Sex Offenses by Type and Rate for Florida
Forcible Sex Offenses by Weapon Type
Sex Offenses by County and Type of Offense (Excel)
Total Property Crime for Florida
Property Crime by County and Type of Offense (Excel)
Reported Cargo Theft

Information about calculating Percent Change, Crime Rates, and Clearance Rates

Note: On January 1, 2013, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) UCR Program implemented a new definition of Rape that includes incidents previously reported as Forcible Sodomy. Beginning with the 2013 data, FDLE’s UCR modified the collection of Forcible Rape data to include forcible rape, attempted rape, and forcible sodomy. Florida has adopted a "Forcible Sex Offense" category that is not used at the Federal level. Florida’s Forcible Sex Offenses (FSO) include forcible rape, attempted rape, forcible sodomy, and forcible fondling. Users of this site will note that various reports will use either a Forcible Rape or a FSO category in Index Offenses. Unless otherwise noted through the 2012 data, when Forcible Rape is presented, it includes rape and attempted rape only, while forcible sodomy and forcible fondling are included in aggravated assault to comply with Federal UCR reporting guidelines.

Note: Dade County was renamed "Miami-Dade County" in 1997. All county and jurisdictional data 1998 to date reflects this change. This change affects the alphabetical order of Miami-Dade County. Please note this change when downloading time series data earlier than 1998.

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