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INTRODUCTION -
ACTIVITIES
ASSETS
CRIME
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Property Crime Trends - # -
Property Crime Trends-SqMi
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Violent Crime Trends - #
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Violent Crime Trends -SqMi
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Assaults - 1995
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Assaults - 1998
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Assaults - 2000
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Burglaries - 1995
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Burglaries - 1998
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Burglaries - 2000
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Comparison of 1995 to 2000
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Property Crime - 1995
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Property Crime - 1998
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Property Crime - 2000
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Robberies - 1995
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Robberies - 1998
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Robberies - 2000
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Thefts - 1995
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Thefts - 1998
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Thefts - 2000
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Violent Crime - 1995
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Violent Crime - 1998
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Violent Crime - 2000
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DATA TABLES
DEMOGRAPHICS
HEALTH
HOUSING
PARCEL MAPS
Trend Chart - Violent Crimes Per Square Mile
There are four standard violent crime categories that are a part of a Uniform Crime Report - Homicide, Rape, Assault and Robbery.
The chart in the upper right may more accurately reflect the usual pattern of violent crimes. It combines Robbery, Assault and crimes of Battery. Battery is not a part of the Uniform Crime Report. The line between this category and the more serious charge of Assault is somewhat arbitrary. Note that the Assaults in 1984-86 are higher than usual throughout the city. This was the result of a short term state law requiring charges for all domestic abuse calls. These charts are useful because they represent the density of crime per square mile in a way that permits comparison with city trends. The black line on each chart represents the city statistics.
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