Denver crime data API

Denver has 65,662 police-reported incidents in the stored dataset, with a newest record dated 2026-11-02. Source: www.denvergov.org. These are recorded reports rather than convictions or predictions of personal risk. Review the stated coverage and licence before interpreting counts or comparing locations.

Last updated: 2026-11-04

Consumer crime facts for Denver

65,662 police-reported incidents from the Denver open-data portal, newest record 2026-11-02, normalized to the same schema as every other city.

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Example: within 500 m of Union Station: what should you know?

GET /v1/stats?lat=39.7527&lon=-104.9998&radius_m=500

1,657 incidents in the dataset window. Top categories:

CategoryIncidents
theft302
trespass236
assault223
other208
vandalism164
theft_from_vehicle121

Source: Denver open-data portal. Newest city record: 2026-11-02. Figures computed from our database snapshot dated 2026-11-04; live numbers via the API.

Endpoints: what should you know?

GET /v1/incidents?lat=&lon=&radius_m=500&from=&to=&category=&limit=100&cursor=&format=json|geojson
GET /v1/incidents?address=1+Market+St+San+Francisco&...        (or bbox=minLon,minLat,maxLon,maxLat)
GET /v1/stats?lat=&lon=&radius_m=500&from=&to=&category=            (or address=, bbox=)
GET /v1/compare?points=lat,lon;lat,lon&radius_m=500             (2-5 points)
GET /v1/score?lat=&lon=&radius_m=500                       (0-100 incident density score and A-F grade; or address=)
GET /v1/usage                                              (your plan, calls used, upgrade links)
POST /v1/keys                                               (free key; optional JSON body {"email": ...})
POST /v1/keys/rotate                                        (new key for the same plan; the old key stops working)
GET /v1/cities

Categories: homicide sexual_offense robbery assault burglary vehicle_theft theft_from_vehicle theft fraud vandalism weapons drugs dui trespass harassment public_order traffic non_criminal other

Licence: what should you know?

CC BY 3.0 (attribution required). Source updates: daily.

Data comes from each city's open-data portal under the licence shown. It is police-reported incident data, not convictions, and can be revised by the source. Compared with the FBI API · Terms · Refunds · Privacy · DPA · Contact
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What should I know about this data?

What is the source of these reports?

The source is www.denvergov.org. The listed licence is CC BY 3.0 (attribution required).

Do reported incidents predict personal risk?

No. Reported incidents are not convictions, a prediction of personal risk or a safe/unsafe verdict.

How should I compare locations?

Review the data window and source coverage. Incident density scores compare locations within the same city and are not comparable across cities.

Where can I find related information?

Denver crime facts · Incident density methodology · Crime API reference