The City of Rancho Cordova celebrates being a safe community by announcing violent crime and property crime decreased by 61% between 2004-2019. Since the city incorporated and established RCPD 18 years ago, it has focused on making our community a safe and inviting place for everyone.

This reduction can be attributed to the city's four-pronged policing approach, combined with a culture of innovation, and a dedicated and diverse policing team. View monthly crime statistics and a map of crime reports by neighborhood below.

2024 Crime Statistics

Click here to view a PDF of the above 2024 statistics.

Click here to view prior overall and prior year data.

Click here to view prior overall and prior year DUI statistics.

This page includes City of Rancho Cordova Part I Crime totals as reported to the California Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) per Uniform Crime Reporting guidelines. Each month is updated by the end of the following month.

Persons Crime Total includes Murder and Non-negligent Manslaughter, Rape, Robbery, and Aggravated Assault.

Property Crime Total includes Burglaries, Theft, and Motor Vehicle Theft. Starting with 2011, Theft now includes all theft values.

(Note: Arson is not included in the property crime total; however, the data is are provided. FBI Uniform Crime Reporting guidelines exclude arson due to that data not being available from every agency in the United States.)

What is Uniform Crime Reporting?

Uniform Crime Reporting is a national law enforcement program designed to provide a nationwide view of crime based on statistics submitted by law enforcement agencies across our country. Each agency, including RCPD, submits monthly crime statistics to the California Department of Justice and FBI, which are included as part of the FBI's annual Uniform Crime Report.

Community Crime Map

RCPD has provided a Community Crime Map for residents to view crime statistics and neighborhood crime mapping. Click here to access the map.

RCPD uploads completed crime reports to the map on a daily basis. Crime reports do not include general calls for service or police activity when there was no crime report. In addition, some data is withheld to comply with the law and to protect the rights of victims in cases such as sexual assaults, crimes against children, domestic violence, and calls that are medical in nature. Some data may change if an ongoing investigation identifies more information about the crime.

How to Use the Crime Map

	Step 1: When you access the crime map, you will be taken to the middle of the City of Rancho Cordova. Please enter an address or specific location in the Address field to go directly to that location.
	Step 2: In the menus to the left of the screen, select Data Range to display options for selecting a timeframe (day, week, month), by selecting specific dates with the calendar widget, or to activate a slider that enables adjusting the date range with the slide of your mouse.
	Step 3: When you select an area on the map, the Events menu displays checkmarks to show the types of crime currently displayed. If you only want to see specific crime types, select or deselect the types on the list to display only those types on the map.

Other Helpful Information

Sex Offenders: The data for known sex offenders shown on these maps is from Offender Watch data provided by RCPD.

Crime Density: The Analytics Layer overlays color on the map to show where the greatest amount of crime was reported.

Disclaimer

The information displayed on the communitycrimemap.com website is susceptible to some degree of error due to the collection, entry and geo-processing of the data. No warranty or guarantee is made nor or implied regarding the content, geographic accuracy, timeliness, completeness, sequence or accuracy of any of the information provided herein. The reader should not rely on the data provided herein for any reason. The information is provided strictly as a courtesy to the public.

Under no circumstances should any members of the public take any action on their own behalf as it relates to the information provided on the communitycrimemap.com website, other than notifying RCPD with information they wish to share. If you have information that may solve a crime, contact RCPD at 916-362-5115. In the event the information is an emergency, please call 9-1-1.

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