Monroe County Crime & Safety
Monroe County, Arkansas
Safety Score
12/100
Higher = safer
Safety Rating
High Crime
Total Crime Rate
2622.6
per 100K population
Crime Statistics
Violent Crime Rate
397.8
per 100K population
National avg 380.7
Property Crime Rate
2224.8
per 100K population
National avg 1954.4
Safety Score
12/100
Higher = safer
State avg 24/100
State Safety Rank
#52
of 75 counties (1 = safest)
Data Story
About Crime & Safety in Monroe County, Arkansas
Monroe County Exceeds National Crime Averages
Monroe County has a total crime rate of 2,622.6 per 100K, slightly higher than the national average of 2,385.5. This results in a safety score of 95.9.
Tracking Just Below the State Average
The county's safety score of 95.9 is close to, but slightly lower than, the Arkansas state average of 96.3. Three agencies report data for the county's public safety profile.
Higher Crime Density Than State Average
Monroe County's total crime rate of 2,622.6 per 100K is higher than the Arkansas average of 2,326.8. This indicates a more active crime environment than in several adjacent counties.
Property Crime as the Major Issue
Property crime sits at 2,224.8 per 100K, which is higher than the national average of 2,015.7. Conversely, violent crime is 397.8 per 100K, which is much closer to national norms.
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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.