Connecticut Crime Rates: Safest & Most Dangerous Cities

FBI UCR Data Snapshot: Connecticut

Connecticut (CT) reported 5,109 violent crimes and 51,330 property crimes in 2024, based on FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program submissions from 108 law enforcement agencies. That translates to a statewide violent crime rate of 139 per 100,000 residents and a property crime rate of 1396.7 per 100,000 against a reporting population of 3,675,069. The PlainCrime dataset indexes 95 Connecticut cities and 0 counties, each with their own detail pages and local crime figures drawn from FBI UCR Tables 8 and 10.

Within the statewide violent crime total, aggravated assault accounted for 0 incidents, robbery 0, murder and non-negligent manslaughter 0, and rape 0. Property crime splits across larceny-theft (0), burglary (0), motor vehicle theft (0), and arson (0).

Across 11 years of state-level UCR history (2014–2024), the violent crime rate moved from 238.4 to 139 per 100,000 — a decline of 41.7%. City-level detail pages within Connecticut include safety grades (A+ to F), benchmarks against national averages, per-capita risk estimates, and multi-year trend tables for users comparing specific jurisdictions. All figures above are drawn from FBI UCR 2024 submissions; reporting completeness varies by agency, and the FBI periodically restates prior-year figures as late submissions arrive.