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Orlando, FL crime rate

Offenses reported by the Orlando Police Department to the FBI for 2024, next to 2023, the state and the country — counts and rates per 100,000 residents.

Quick answer

In 2024 the Orlando Police Department reported violent offenses and property offenses across a covered population of 325,168. That is violent crimes per 100,000 residents, with no national comparison available.

Violent crime rate 2024
US 363.9 per 100k
Property crime rate 2024
US 1,769 per 100k
Violent crime year over year
2023 to 2024, reported counts
Violent clearance rate
Cleared by arrest or exceptional means

Every offense the FBI publishes for Orlando

Reported offenses and rates per 100,000 residents, 2024, with the state and national rate alongside.

OffenseReported 2024Rate per 100kFlorida rateUS ratevs 2023
Violent crime264.4363.9
Murder & non-negligent manslaughter3.75.2
Rape27.639.3
Robbery37.261.7
Aggravated assault195.8257.6
Property crime1,292.51,769
Burglary141.9232.1
Larceny / theft1,040.41,267.8
Motor vehicle theft106.6258
Arson3.611.1

How to read Orlando crime data

What these numbers do and do not tell you.

Everything above is what one agency — the Orlando Police Department, ORI FL0480400 — reported to the FBI for a covered population of 325,168. Transit, university, county and state police working the same streets file separately and are not added in, so a city total is not the total of all crime inside the city limits. Rates use the agency's own population coverage as the denominator, which is how the FBI computes them. Reporting practices, staffing and NIBRS transition dates differ between departments, so treat city-to-city comparison as directional rather than exact.

Other Orlando data on this site.

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, agency-level UCR/NIBRS · rates as published for 2024 reporting year

Agency Orlando Police Department, ORI FL0480400. Counts are offenses known to law enforcement; clearances may include cases opened in an earlier year.