2016 Annual Law Enforcement Summary

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1 2016 Annual Law Enforcement Summary TOPICS Staffing Policing Activity 2016 Uniform Crime Report Estimates 2016 Citizen Survey 2016 Highlights 2017 First Quarter Social Media Spotlight

Staffing District 6 Queen Creek Staffing Levels

Captain 2% Lieutenant 2% Sergeants 17% 6 Patrol 1

65% 25 Patrol 3 Community Service 2 School

Creek Posse Volunteers contributed 7,000 hours in

2 Staffing District 6 Queen Creek Staffing Levels Civilians 7% 2 Administrative 1 Crime Analyst Captain 2% Lieutenant 2% Sergeants 17% 6 Patrol 1 Community Service 1 Investigations Patrol Deputies 65% 25 Patrol 3 Community Service 2 School Resource Deputies Detectives 7% District 6 Queen Creek Posse Volunteers contributed 7,000 hours in Captain Lieutenant Sergeants Detectives Patrol Deputies Civilians

3 Policing Activity Calls for Service: % +5% -4% +14% +13% -2% % Change %

4 Policing Activity Calls for Service per Month: TOTAL CALLS: 8,974 Calls for Service ranged from 678 to 789, with an average of 748 calls per month

5 Policing Activity Deputy Initiated Activity: % -13% +54% +66% +27% +61% % Change %

6 Policing Activity 3800 Deputy Initiated Activity by Month: Total TOTAL: 36,126 Total incidents ranged from 2,590 to 3,649, with an average of 3,011 per month.

7 Policing Activity Total Incidents: % -5% +24% +45% +23% +43% Total % Change %

8 Policing Activity Incident Reports per Month: TOTAL: 3,042 Total Reports ranged from 215 to 282, with an average of 254 reports per month.

9 Policing Activity 2016 S TOP 10 REPORT TYPES TOTAL % OF TOTAL VEHICLE CRASH NO INJURY % TRAFFIC VIOLATION % RUNAWAY JUVENILE 153 5% VEHICLE CRASH W/INJURIES 141 5% CRIMINAL DAMAGE 138 4% SHOPLIFTING 136 4% THEFT 122 4% ASSAULT 87 3% FOUND PROPERTY 84 3% BURGLARY FROM VEHICLE 75 2% TOTAL REPORTS: 3,042 Accidents and Traffic Violation reports account for 39% of the yearly reports. Deputy Initiated activity generated 746 reports, 25% of 2016 s total reports

10 Policing Activity The area of highest activity for total reports is the central business district.

11 Uniform Crime Report 2016 Estimates* UCR Part -I Property Crimes 2016 Population Burglary Theft Auto Theft Arson Property Crime Total Property Crime Per 1000 persons CHANDLER 250, , , FOUNTAIN HILLS 24, GILBERT 247, , , MESA 475,274 1,950 8, , QUEEN CREEK 41, SCOTTSDALE 246, , , TEMPE 182,498 1,200 6, , *Before determining the final UCR classification, investigation and analysis are required to determine factual outcomes for each event. Therefore, the information presented in this report is an estimate only and should be used cautiously when referenced. 1. Population totals were cited from the Census 2016 population estimates and town & city websites where available.

12 Uniform Crime Report 2016 Estimates* 2016 Population Homicide UCR Part-I Person Crimes Sexual Assault/Rape Robbery Aggravated Assault Violent Crime Total Violent Crime Per 1000 persons CHANDLER 250, FOUNTAIN HILLS 24, GILBERT 247, MESA 475, ,310 2, QUEEN CREEK 41, SCOTTSDALE 246, TEMPE 182, *Before determining the final UCR classification, investigation and analysis are required to determine factual outcomes for each event. Therefore, the information presented in this report is an estimate only and should be used cautiously when referenced. 1. Population totals were cited from the Census 2016 population estimates and town & city websites where available.

13 Uniform Crime Report 2016 Estimates* UCR Part-I Crimes: Crime Against Classification Person % Change 2012 to 2016 Agg. Assault % Homicide No Change Robbery % Sexual Assault No Change Total Crimes Against Persons % Arson No Change Property Auto Theft % Burglary % Theft % Total Crimes Against Property % Total Part 1 Crimes % *Before determining the final UCR classification, investigation and analysis are required to determine factual outcomes for each event. Therefore, the information presented in this report is an estimate only and should be used cautiously when referenced.

14 2016 Citizen Survey Crime & Public Safety Questions: Safety is listed as one of the top 5 reasons for living in Queen Creek. On average, 92% of citizens reported they felt somewhat safe and very safe when asked about crime. Link:

15 Highlights of 2016: Accomplishments Established QC Camera Registration Program Enhanced traffic enforcement: September and November 2016 Increased community outreach activities Sponsored a free Medic-Alert bracelet event for Alzheimer and Autistic persons Established A Warm Welcome to Queen Creek from their neighborhood beat deputy Assigned & trained a Queen Creek deputy to handle MCSO PIO duties. Added a SRO to Casteel High School Designated a school liaison deputy for all other schools in town Completed the Five-Year Law Enforcement Strategic Plan Enhanced communication presence with Next Door and weekly posts

16 2017 s First Quarter Comparing 2016 Incidents Calls for Service: 2,477 +9% Deputy Initiated: 7,665-5% Total Incidents: 10,168-2% Reports Total Count: % TOP 10 REPORT TYPES TOTAL % OF TOTAL VEHICLE CRASH NO INJURY % TRAFFIC VIOLATION % SHOPLIFTING 56 9% CRIMINAL DAMAGE 50 8% RUNAWAY JUVENILE 49 8% VEHICLE CRASH W/INJURIES 42 7% BURGLARY FROM VEHICLE 35 6% FOUND PROPERTY 35 6% THEFT 31 5% ASSAULT 22 3% Traffic Accidents and Traffic Violations account for 56% of the reports.

17 Social Media Spotlight

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