Pima County Crime & Safety
Pima County, Arizona
Safety Score
9/100
Higher = safer
Safety Rating
High Crime
Total Crime Rate
2921.7
per 100K population
Crime Statistics
Violent Crime Rate
359.4
per 100K population
National avg 380.7
Property Crime Rate
2562.3
per 100K population
National avg 1954.4
Safety Score
9/100
Higher = safer
State avg 36/100
State Safety Rank
#15
of 15 counties (1 = safest)
Data Story
About Crime & Safety in Pima County, Arizona
Understanding Higher Crime Trends in Pima County
Pima County reports 2,921.7 crimes per 100K, which exceeds the national average of 2,385.5. Its safety score of 95.4 reflects these higher incident rates.
Pima County's Safety Within Arizona
Pima is one of the more active regions in Arizona, surpassing the state average crime rate of 1,677.3. The safety score of 95.4 trails the state average of 97.4.
Pima vs Neighboring Pinal County
Compared to neighbor Pinal County's 1,322.5 crimes per 100K, Pima sees more than double the reported activity. It is the busiest region among its immediate Arizona neighbors.
Analyzing Property and Violent Crime
Property crime is the primary concern here, reaching 2,562.3 per 100K compared to a violent crime rate of 359.4. This high property crime rate drives the overall safety score downward.
Vigilance and Home Security in Pima
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Data Sources
Crime data sourced from the FBI Crime Data Explorer (UCR) and County Health Rankings. Safety scores are derived composite metrics.
Data is informational only. Not legal or security advice. Coverage varies by county and reporting year.