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Monroe County Crime & Safety Report

FBI UCR violent crime, property crime, total crime rate, and safety score for Monroe County, Ohio.

Primary safety signal

90

out of 100, higher means lower reported crime

Rating

Low Reported Crime

Total crime

208.9

State rank

#6

Violent crime

37.3

per 100K residents

Below national average

Property crime

171.6

per 100K residents

Below national average

Total crime

208.9

per 100K residents

Below national average

State rank

#6

of 88 scored counties

1 = safest in state

Crime Statistics

Safety score

90

Low Reported Crime

Higher scores indicate lower reported county-level crime.

Total crime rate

FBI UCR incidents per 100,000 residents, compared with the national benchmark.

208.9

Below national average

National total crime benchmark: 2335.1 per 100K

Violent crime

37.3

National avg 380.7

Property crime

171.6

National avg 1954.4

State rank

#6

of 88 counties, 1 = safest

State average safety score: 51/100. State average total crime rate: 1412.0 per 100K.

Local interpretation

What the crime data means for Monroe County

These reads compare Monroe County with Ohio county averages and national FBI UCR benchmarks. They are county-level signals, not neighborhood-level guarantees.

Safety score

90/100

39 points above the Ohio county average

State rank

#6

of 88 scored Ohio counties, where #1 is safest

Safer than

93%

of scored counties in Ohio by safety score

Reporting

Partial

2 agencies in the current record

Benchmark table

Rates are incidents per 100,000 residents.

MetricMonroe CountyOhio avgU.S. benchmarkRead
Total crime208.91412.02335.191% below national benchmark.
Violent crime37.3181.0380.790% below national benchmark.
Property crime171.61231.01954.491% below national benchmark.

Crime mix

Property crime drives the profile

Property crime accounts for the larger reported rate at 171.6 per 100,000 residents, compared with 37.3 for violent crime.

Property crime share82%
Violent crime share18%

Reporting quality

Partial reporting coverage

Some local agencies are represented, but the dataset may not include every agency serving the county.

2 reporting agencies are represented for 2022. Use the rates as a directional county benchmark and verify city-level police data before making a decision.

How to use this county report

Verify neighborhood property risk

County-level property crime is not a block-level measure. Check city or sheriff incident maps for the specific address area.

Read violent crime as a county benchmark

The violent-crime rate is useful for county comparison, but it does not replace neighborhood-level data or recent local incident trends.

Use the state rank as a first filter

The state rank helps screen counties quickly. Pair it with housing, schools, health, and risk data before making a move or investment decision.

Account for reporting limits

Some local agencies are represented, but the dataset may not include every agency serving the county.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the reported crime rate in Monroe County, OH?
Monroe County reports a total crime rate of 208.9 incidents per 100,000 residents in the available FBI UCR dataset. The record is marked partial coverage with 2 reporting agencies for 2022.
How does Monroe County compare with the Ohio average?
Monroe County's total crime rate is 208.9 per 100,000 residents, compared with an unweighted Ohio county average of 1412.0. It is 85% below ohio county average.
How does Monroe County compare with the national benchmark?
Monroe County's total crime rate is 91% below national benchmark. Violent crime is 90% below national benchmark. and property crime is 91% below national benchmark.
What does the safety score mean for Monroe County?
Monroe County has a safety score of 90/100, labeled Low reported crime. It ranks #6 out of 88 scored counties in Ohio, where #1 is the safest reported county. The score is a comparative index derived from reported county-level crime rates, not a promise that every neighborhood has the same risk profile.
Is violent crime or property crime the larger signal in Monroe County?
Property crime accounts for the larger reported rate at 171.6 per 100,000 residents, compared with 37.3 for violent crime.
What does partial FBI coverage mean for Monroe County?
Some local agencies are represented, but the dataset may not include every agency serving the county. 2 reporting agencies are represented for 2022. Use the rates as a directional county benchmark and verify city-level police data before making a decision.

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By Evan Brooks, Data EditorUpdated Reviewed by Evan Brooks, Data Editor

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.