In late 2010 Urban Strategies Council was contracted by the City of Oakland in a partnership with the Oakland Police Department to perform crime analysis for the OPD. This relationship is collaborative and builds on the skills and capacities of both the OPD and Urban Strategies Council's Research & Tech team. The Council are providing detailed crime maps on a weekly basis to department staff as well as longer term analyses to support data-driven, intelligence-led policing strategies in our city.
To see a summary table of all crimes in Oakland compared with the past three years and our innovative Crime Calendars check out this post.
These maps represent crime reports that have been aggregated to police beats for a number of key crime types including robbery, shootings, burglary, property and violent crimes as well as homicides. The accompanying table shows the beat level report summaries for the city as a whole. You can download the complete set of beat level maps here (large 28MB PDF) or click on the maps for a popup slideshow in your browser.
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2010 Violent Crime
2010 Change in Violent Crime from 2009
2010 Shooting
2010 Change in Shooting from 2009
2010 Assault
2010 Robbery
2010 Homicide
2010 Property Crime
2010 Change in Property Crime from 2009
2010 Burglary
2010 Auto Theft
2010 Firearms
2010 Drug Crime
2010 Change in Drug Crime from 2009
2010 Sex Crime
2010 Domestic Violence
For official inquiries into crime data please contact the OPD directly. These maps are designed as tools for planning, strategy, staff management and resource allocation. If you are interested in what crimes are happening on your block or in other neighborhoods at a detailed level try Oakland Crime Spotting. For more of our crime related research, mapping and analysis search for "crime" on this site or use this link to search for you.
Note: UCR Part I Violent Crimes are as follows:
1: Homicide, 2: Attempted Homicide, 3-4: Rape, 5-8: Robbery, 9-12: Assault.
UCR Part I Property Crimes include:
13-15: Burglary, 17-19 Motor Vehicle Theft, 20-29 Arson.