Carlsbad City Council
May 11, 2023

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Council Memorandum
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Honorable Mayor Blackburn and Members of the City Council Mickey Williams, Chief of Po~
Scott Chadwick, City Manag
2022 Crime Statistics (Distri - All)
This memorandum provides information related to the 2022 crime statistics.

Background
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Carlsbad
Memo ID# 2023042
At the end of each calendar year, crime statistics are totaled and reported by the San Diego Association of Governments (SAN DAG). Crime reports are initially entered into an electronic report writing system (NetRMS) by Police Department employees, which, once approved by department supervisors, are transferred automatically to the Automated Regional Justice Information System (ARJIS) which is overseen by SAN DAG.

Statistics published by ARJIS are based on the date the crime report is transferred to ARJIS, not the dates on which the crimes were committed.

The SAN DAG Annual Crime Bulletin for 2022 reported the following crime statistics for the City of Carlsbad:
• Overall crime rate down 4% from 2021
• Violent crime rate down 5% from 2021
• Property crime rate down 4% from 2021
Discussion
In October 2022, it was discovered that 212 crime reports from 2017-2022 never transferred into ARJIS. An investigation revealed that the city's firewall software did not allow the Police Department to receive error reports from ARJIS when there were issues with reports being transferred to ARJIS. The city's Information Technology Department worked with the San Diego Sheriff's NetRMS programmers to troubleshoot and resolve this issue. The Police Department is now receiving report errors electronically. The Police Department has established a new protocol with ARJIS, which will proactively send the Police Department monthly reports indicating any cases with errors that are prohibiting the transfer of the case to ARJIS. Any defective case will be manually corrected and resubmitted.

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Council Memo - 2022 Crime Statistics (Districts -All)
May 11, 2023

Due to ARJIS counting crimes based on the date reports are transferred to ARJIS, some of these crime reports will be reflected in the January/February 2023 statistics, not in the years the crimes actually occurred.

The following (59) cases were found to have occurred in calendar year 2022, however, will be counted in calendar year 2023 due to the date of transmission of the report to ARJIS:
• Fraud (10 cases)
• Burglary (5 cases)
• Grand Theft (23 cases)
• Assault (4 cases)
• Stolen Vehicle (6 cases)
• Robbery (10 cases)
• Rape (1 case)
If the above (59) cases would have been recorded by ARJIS within 2022 calendar year crime statistics, the crime rate change over calendar year 2021 would have been as follows:
• Overall crime rate down 2%
• Violent crime rate up 1%
• Property crime rate down 2%
Next Steps
The Police Department receives a monthly report from ARJIS of any cases not transferring to ARJIS. These cases will be corrected and transferred in a timely manner.

Attachments: A. Annual Crime Bulletin 2022 from SANDAG
cc: Scott Chadwick, City Manager
Cindie McMahon, City Attorney
Attachment A
43 Years
of Crime in the
San Diego Region:
7980 Through 2022
May2023
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SANDAG
Research findings from the Criminal Justice Clearinghouse 401 B STREET , SUITE 800 I SAN DIEGO , CA 92101-4231 IT (619) 699-1900 IF (619) 699-6905 I SANDAG .ORG/CJ Introduction
Since 7980, SAN DAG has been reporting regional crime
statistics for the San Diego region through a cooperative agreement w ith local law enforcement agencies . This
report presents and discusses crime trend data for the
past 43 years, highlighting crime rates per 7,000 residents and the actual number of crimes reported. 1
SAN DAG is the only local entity to compile and analyze these statistics historically across the 78 incorporated cities and the unincorporated areas of the county, making this information some of the most frequently requested from
the SAN DAG Criminal Justice Clearinghouse . These data are useful to local law enforcement, policymakers , and the community in general for both tracking public safet y
trends over time and understanding the effectiveness of prevention and response effo rts on regional crime rates.

When interpreting these annual figures, it is essential to note that because of changes in how rape is defined by
the Federal Bureau of Investigation {FBI). comparisons
across time for rape and violent crime overall should be made w ith caution . Specifically, in 2075, California law enfo rcement agencies began to use the revised and
broader Uniform Crime Reporting {UCR} definition of rape that includes male victims , sodomy , penetration w ith any body part or object, and no longer requires force . As a result of this change , some Part I crimes that previously would have been aggravated assaults are now rapes, and
some Part II crimes that previously would not have been captured in these statistics are now Part I crimes.

It is also important to note that this is the final year that this report will include crimes reported through the UCR program . The UCR program has transitioned to the
National Incident-Based Reporting System {NIBRS) . With this transition to NIBRS , the overal I quality of crime data w ill improve as additional details of crime incidents w ill be collected, allo w ing for more timely and comprehensive data analysis. This federal transition means a state-level transition will be occurring; San Diego County law
enforcement agencies are in the process of transitioning to the California Incident-Based Reporting System {CIBRS}.

All future SAN DAG reports w ill include the new
standardized data after the transition is completed this year .

Highlights
• Violent crime rate per 7,000 residents
(3.84) was 2% higher than it was in
2027, the highest in the past ten years.
• There was a 9% decrease in homicides
in the San Diego region in 2022 .
• The number of rapes reported to law
enforcement was down 72% in 2022 .
• Robberies had the highest increase
among the violent crimes reported;
with a 70% increase in 2022.
• Aggravated assa u Its increased for the
seventh consecutive year ; however,
the increase was minima l (7 %).
• While the property crime rate of75.57
per 7,000 residents was a 5% decrease
from 2027, the value of the stolen
property increased 24%.
• Larcenies were the only property
crime to decrease from 2027 to 2022,
dropping 8%.
• Whiletotal burglarieswere up 3% from
2027 to 2022, residential burglaries
decreased by 6% and non-residential
burglaries increased by 70%.
• Motor vehicle theft was up 2% in the
past year . The value of stolen vehicles
was $739.90 million, which represented
46% of all stolen property .
• The number of reported domestic
violence incidents was down 4 % in the
past year .
• The number of reported hate crimes
increased 9% from 2027 to 2022 .
• Violent crimes against senior citizens
were up 8% in 2022 .
• Arson increased 20%from the previous
year.
1 2027 populati on estima tes were used because 2022 estim ates w ere not available at the time of this publi cati on. The popul ations used t o calculate rates are pro vided in Appendix Table 20. 4 3 Years of Crime in the San D iego Reg ion : 1980 t hrough 2022 2 Overall crime
There was a total of 64,354 Part I crimes in the San Diego region in 2022 (Appendix Tables7 and 5), which equated to 79.47 crimes per 7,000 population (Appendi x Table2) . Part I crimes include four vio lent offenses (homicide, rape, robbery , and aggravated assault) and three property offenses (burglary , larceny, and motor vehicle theft) that are tracked nationwide in a standardized manner by the FBI, with agencies submitting crime data through the UCR program. Other crimes, such as drug-related offenses , vandalism, and fraud, also are documented by local law enforcement as Part II crimes. However, because catego rization schemes can vary across agencies, standardized numbers for Part II crimes are not available, even though these crimes may be sizeable in number and require substantial attention and resources from law enforcement.

Violent crime
In 2022 , there were 72,727 Part I vio lent crimes reported to law enforcement in the San Diego region, an increase of 2% from 2027 (Appendix Tables 7 and 6).2 The violent crime rate per 7,000 of 3.84 was also an increase of 2% from the 3.77 reported for 2027 (Figure 7). These rates indicate that 7 in every 267 individuals was the victim of a vio lent crime reported to law enforcement in 2022 (not shown).

The most common type of vio lent crime in 2022 was aggravated assault, which represented over two-thirds (77%) of all vio lent crime; robbery represented 27%, rape 7%, and homicide 7%. According to statistics from the National Crime Victimization Survey,3 46% of violent crime was reported to law enforcement nationwide in 2027 (the most recent year available), including 22% of rapes, 60% of robberies, and 67% of aggravated assaults (not shown).

As Figure 7 shows, the violent crime rate (per 7,000 population) in the San Diego region increased in the later part of the 7980s, reaching a peak of9.76 in 7992. Since then, it consistently declined, dropping to a 43-year low in 2074 (3.27) and then fluctuating somewhat, increasing to 3.84 in 2022 . Across jurisdictions, the 2022 vio lent crime rate ranged from 0.49 in 4S Ranch to 6.26 in Lemon Grove (Appendix Table 3).
2 The number of vio lent crimes reported in each jurisdicti on for2018 through 2022 is presented in Appendix Tables 70 through 74. ' Thompson, A & Tapp , S.N. {2022). Criminal Victimization, 2021 {NCJ 305701). Washing ton, D.C.: Bureau ofJustice Statist ics. 43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Reg io n: 1980 through 2022 3 Figu re l
Region's violent crime rate increased from 2021 to 2022

9.76 High
Low
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2070 2075 2020
Sources: SAN DAG; California Department of Finance; U.S. Census 1990; U.S. Census 2000; U.S. Census 2010; U.S. Census 2020 Over the past year, nine jurisdictions saw a decreased violent crime rate (ranging from -2% in El Cajon to -27% in Encinitas) and twelve saw increases (ranging from <7% in Spring Valley to 36% in Ramona). It is important to note that four jurisdictions had numbers too small for valid comparisons.

Annual statistics through 2020 from the FBI (the most recent annual crime rate data available) were used to compare changes over time in the violent crime rate reported in the San Diego region to those reported across the United States. As Figure 2 shows, the San Diego region experienced a greater rise in violent crime in the late 7980s and early7990s compared to the nation, returning to a similar violent crime rate after 7998. This increase Was possibly related to the prevalence of methamphetamine distribution and use and gang violence in the region during this time period . In 2020, the violent crime rate in the San Diego region was 3.46, versus

3.99 for the nation as a whole . In 2027 and 2022, the violent crime rate for the San Diego region slightly increased to 3.77 and 3.84, respectively, but still remained below the 2020 national average.

Figure 2
San Diego region had a greater increase in violent crime than the nation in late 1980s but was lower in 2020
- San Diego regio n
~ - united States
:.~ C .~~--""'lal-"ll■loo•~■■-'4■1-1■M•1=t•1=1~.=l=•ie:=1=S:~l::il=l;3~_9~9~~ ••-e·•···=•••"I•• 377 3.84 3.46 . 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2070 2075 2020
Source s: SANOAG; FBI
43 Years o f Cri me in t he San Diego Regi o n: 1980 th rough 2022 4 Additional analyses of violent crime data from nine other metropolitan cities in the U.S. with populations of 500,000 or more revealed that one had fewer violent crimes reported in 2022, compared to 2027, and eight had more reported violent crimes (Table 7). Compared to the eight cities that saw increases in 2022, San Diego was tied with Chicago for the second lowest percentage increase in reported violent crimes, at 2%.

Ta bl e l
San Diego tied for the second lowest increase in violent crime compared to other national metropolitan cities
2021 2022 Percent
change
Milwaukee, WI 10,293 9,638 -6%
Philadelphia, PA 15,116 15,227 1%
San Diego, CA 12,513 12,721 2%
Chicago, IL 17,216 17,614 2%
Phoen ix,A Z 13,125 13,521 3%
Seattle, WA 5,393 5,591 4%
Las Vegas, NV 8,025 8,603 7%
San Francisco, CA 4,771 5,215 9%
Los Angeles, CA 13,743 15,704 14%
Memphis,TN 10,086 14,095 40%
Sources: Chicago Police Department; City and County of San Francisco; City of Phoenix; City of Sacramento; Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department; Memphis Data Hub; Milwaukee Police Department; Nevada State Government; Philadelphia Police Department; SANDAG; Seattle Police Department
Homicide
Over the past 43 years, the number of homicides in the San Diego region peaked at 278 in 7997.

This high was followed by a steady drop and some fluctuations that included a low of 67 in 2070 . In 2022, there were a total of 707 homicides, which was 77 less than the 778 in 2027 (Appendix Table 7 and Figure 3).

Most frequently, homicides took place in the victim's residence (37%) or on a street or sidewalk (35%), and of the homicides with a known weapon, the most common weapon used was a firearm (60%). Most of the time, the suspect was known to the victim (59%). In 2022, motive could be determined for 84 of the 707 homicides by the time of this report . The most common motive was an argument (57%), followed by gang-related activity (75%). Other motives rounded out the remaining percentage and included child abuse, institutional murders, domestic violence, robbery, burglary , a lover's triangle, money/financial, and other unknown reasons (not . shown) .
43 Year s o f Cri me i n the San Di e go Region : 1980 thro ugh 2 0 22 5 Fi gu re 3
Numb er of hom icides down in 2022
1980 1985 1990 1995
Source : SANOAG
Rape
2000 2005
67 Low
2010
107
2015 2020
There w ere 942 rapes reported in the San Diego region in 2022 , w hich is 734 less than 2027 (Appendi x Tables land 8). As Figure 4 show s, betw een 1980 and 2014 (w hen the legac y definition w as in place) the number of reported rapes remained relati vely stable, compared to the number of other ty pes of violent crime during the same period of time . The number jumped to 1,100 in 2015, w hen the revised FBI definition of rape w as changed to include male victims and a greater number of eligible actions , and reached a h igh ofl ,162 in 2078. In 2022 the number of reported rapes represe nted a 72% decr ease from 2021. In 2022, 93% of reported rapes were categorized as "completed ," rath er than "attempted " (not sho w n).

Fig u re 4
Number of rapes down in 2022
1980
596
Low
1985
Source: SANOAG
199 0 1995 2000 2005 2010
43 Ye ars o f C rim e in the Sa n D ie go Re g ion : 198 0 t hro u g h 2 022 High 1,162
2015 2020
6 Robbery
Over the past 43 years, the number of robberies began an upward trend in 7984, which peaked at 8,554 in 7992. Since then, there has been a general decline, with some leveling off and fluctuations. There were 2,669 robberies reported in the region in 2022, an increase of70% from 2027 (Figure 5, and Appendix Tables 7 and 8). Compared to 2027, there were seven consecutive months (March through September) in 2022 with increases in robberies , and overall, there were more robberies in nine of the twelve months , with the only decreases in 2022 occurring in February, October, and December (not shown).

Figu re 5
Number of robberies increased compared to 2021
2,419
Low
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
So u rce: SANOAC
As part of standardized UCR reporting requirements, the type of weapon used during a robbery and the location of the robbery are documented . In 2022, the majority of w eapons used during robberies (56%) were considered strong-arm (committed with a threat of force or intimidation that usually does not involve a weapon), followed by 77% that included weapons categorized as other (e.g., bat, stick, or other blunt object). 75% involving a firearm, and 73% a knife or other cutting instrument. The percentage of robberies involving firearms decreased by 3% in the past year, while the robberies that included the use of other weapons, strong-arm , and involving knives/other cutting w eapons increased by7 % each (not show n).

In 2022, 46% of robberies occurred in commercial establishments ; 36% out in the, open , on streets , or in other public places ; 9% in other locations (which include w ooded areas, churches, schools, and other public buildings); 7% in residences; and 2% in banks. Compa red to the past year, there w as a higher percentage of robberies in other locations {3%). businesses {2%). and banks (7 %), and few er in the open (-5%) (not shown). There was no change in the percentage of residential robberies .

For the 73jurisdictions with robbery numbers large enough for comparison, 70 had increases (ranging from 3% in Oceanside to 45% in San Marcos). two had decreases, (Escondido, 5% and Vista , 77 %) and one {Santee) saw no change (Appendi x Tablesl3 and 74).
43 Years o f C r i m e in t he San Di e go Re g ion: 1980 t hrough 202 2 7 Aggravated assault
Over the past 43 years, the number of aggravated assaults followed an upward trend from 7985 that peaked in 7994 (75,406). This overall increase was due at least in part to 7986 legislation requiring law enforcement agencies to report al I domesti c violence incidents . Since 7994 , these numbers have general ly declined , including in 2075 with the change in the rape definition .4 How ever, 2022 saw the seventh consecuti ve increase, bringing the number of assaults up to 9,003 , the largest number since 2004 (Figure 6, and Appendi x Tables 7 and 8).5
Like robbery , the ty pe of w eapon used in aggravated assaults is documented for reporting purposes . In 2022, 35% of aggra vated assaults involved the use of a w eapon labeled as 'other' (e.g ., bat, stick, or other blunt object); 33% hands, feet , or fists; 79% a knife or other cutting instrument; and 73% a firearm. Compared to 2027, there were decreases in the percentage of assaults that invol ved firearms and other types of w eapons (-4 % and -7 %, respecti vely), increases in the percentage invol ving hands, feet, or fists (5%), and there w as no percent change in the aggravated assaults involving a knife or other cutting instrument (not show n).

For the 27 jurisdictions w ith numbers large enough to compare, 77 experienced a one­ year decrease in the number of reported aggravated assaults (ranging from -7 % in Spring Val ley to -26 % in National City) and 70 experienced an increase (ranging from 7% in San Diego to 59% in Ramona) {Appendi x Tables 73 and 74).

Figur e 6
Number of aggravated assaults up for the seventh consecutive year in 2022 4,767
Low
1980
Source: SANDAC
1985
15,406 High
1990 1995 2000
Violent crimes against senior citizens
2005 2010 2015 2020
Due to the increased vulnerability of the elderly community , each jurisdiction voluntarily documents violent crimes committed against senior citizens (defined as indi viduals 60 years of age and older) . In 2022, there w ere 7,224 violent crimes against 8,900
4 It is im po rtan t t o not e t hat fo llowing t he im plem entation of t he revised UCR definit ion of rape in 2015, som e Part I crimes t hat previo usly wo uld have been agg ravated assaults are now cat ego rized as rapes. This ch ange in cat egoriz ation may have im pact ed the dec lining pattern seen in t he repo rt ed num ber of agg ravat ed assaults afte r 2015. 5 In 2022, t here were around two and a half simp le assau lts fo r every reporte d ag gravated assault (for a t ota l of 22,148 simp le assaults).

Sim ple assault, wh ich is not coun t ed as a Part I crim e, incl udes all assault s and attem pt ed assaults which are not of an agg r avated nat ure and do not resu lt in serious inj ury t o the victim . The num ber of sim ple assaults repor t ed in 2022 represe nted a 2% increase fro m 2027.
43 Yea r s o f C r i m e in the Sa n D iego Reg ion : 1980 th rough 2022 8 senior citizens , an increase of 8% from the previous y ear. Of the ten repo rting agencies, onl y seven had numbers large enough to compare over time, w ith five reporting one- year increases (ranging from 7% in El Cajon to 47 % in Oceanside) , San Diego reporting a decrease of 4 %, and National City reporting no change (not shown).

Of the 7,224 crimes committed against senior citizens, 20 w ere homicides, 34 rapes, 243 robberies, and 927 aggravated assaults. There w ere increases across all crime types, w ith the largest increase being in homicides; the senior citizen homicide rate doubled from the 70 that w as reported in 2027 to 20 in 2022 (not show n).

Property crime
The 2022 property crime rate, per 7,000 residents, of 15.57 w as 5% low er than in 2027 and is the second lowest in the past 43 years, follo w ing the 74.86 rate seen in 2020 (Figure 7). With 57 ,633 property crimes reported in 2022 (Appendi x Tablesl and 7). l in every 64 residents w as the victim of a reported propert y crime (not sho w n). According to statistics from the 2027 (the most recent yea r available) National Crime Victimization Surve y,6 37% of propert y crime nation w ide w as reported to law enforcement, including 47% of burglaries, 77% of motor vehicle th efts, and 26% of other thefts .

Most crime (80 %) reported to local law enforcement represents prope rty offenses . Of the reported property crimes , 64% were larcenies, 22% motor vehicle thefts , and 74% burglaries (not sho w n). Across the region , the 2022 property crime rates pe r l,000 residents ranged from 4 .54 in Ramona to 27.24 in Del Mar (Appendi x Table 4).7 Eleven jurisdictions had a higher property crime rate in 2022 compared to 2027 (ranging from <1% in Oceanside to 32% in Del Mar) and 73 had a low er rate (ranging from -7 % in Encinitas to -29% in Valle y Center) . When interpreting these statistics , it is important to note that a variety of factors can affe ct a jurisdiction 's crime rate, such as daytime population and accessibil ity.

Fig u re 7
Property crime rate decreased in 2022 to the second lowest rate in 43 years

16.32 14.86 15.57
Low
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
Sources: SANOAC; Californ ia Department of Finan ce; U.S. Census 7990; U.S. Census 2000; U.S. Census 2070 In terms of dollar value , over $304 million w orth of propert y w as stolen in the San Diego region in 2022, w hich equates to around $833,000 on average per day. This amount reflects a 24% • Thom pson , A & Tapp, S.N. (2022). Crimina l Victimi zatio n, 2021 (NCJ 305101). Washing t on, D.C.: Bu reau of Justice Stat istics. ' The numbers of property crimes repor t ed in each j urisdict ion fo r 2017 thro ugh 2022 are also presented in Appen dix Tables 10 throu gh 14.
43 Years of Crime in the San Dieg o Regi o n: 1980 th ro u gh 202 2 9 increase from the estimated $244 million stolen in 2027 (Appendix Table 77). Twenty-seven percent (27%) of this property, which was valued at almost $82 million, was recovered in 2022, compared to the 34% and almost $84 million recovered in 2027 (Appendix Tables78 and 79).

Figure 8 compares property crimes reported to law enforcement in the San Diego region to national statistics from 7980 through 2020 (the most recent annual rate available). In 7980, the San Diego region had a higher property crime rate compared to the U.S. overall. The local property crime rate began to decline in the early7990s, falling and remaining below the national average since 7995. In 2020, the property crime rate for the region was 74.86, compared to 79.58 for the nation. In 2027 and 2022, the property crime rate for the San Diego region slightly increased to

76.32 and 75.57, respectively, but still remained below the 2020 national average.

Fig u re 8
San Diego region has had a lower property crime rate than the nation since 1995 - San Diego re gion

62.63 - Un ited Sta tes
53_ ____ ~
- : : ; I I I I • :a::: : : : = : = = . 19.58 15.57
:111 ••

14.8616.32
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2075 2020
Sources: SANOAG; FBI
Additional analyses of property crime data from nine other metropolitan cities in the U.S. with populations of 500,000 or more revealed that four had fewer property crimes reported in 2022 , compared to 2027, and six had more (Table 7). Compared to the cities that also saw decreases in the past, San Diego had the lowest decrease at -5%.

Tab le 2
Four large U.S. cities had fewer property crimes in 2022 compared to 2021 and six had more
2021 2022 Percent
change
Memphis, TN 34,208 17,184 -50%
Milwaukee, WI 23,549 19,176 -19%
Sacramento, CA 18,364 16,954 -8%
Phoenix.AZ 51,095 47,787 -6%
San Diego, CA 54,094 51,552 -5%
Seattle, WA 42,350 43,986 4%
Los Angeles, CA 52,898 59,157 12%
Las Vegas, NV 43,262 48,846 73%
San Francisco 41,433 48,107 16%
Philadelphia 52,904 69,047 31%
Chicago 30,236 49,241 63%
Sources: Chicago Police Department; City and County of San Francisco; City of Phoenix; City of Sacramento; Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department; Memphis Data Hub; Milwaukee Police Department; Nevada State Government; Philadelphia Police Department; SANDAG; Seattle Police Department
43 Year s of Cr ime i n the San D iego Regio n : 7980 thro u g h 2022 70 Burglary
Burglary is the unlawful entry of a structure to commit a felony or theft. As shown in Figure 9, the number of burglaries (including residential and non-residential) reported in the region declined between 1980 and 1984 and then began an upward trend, reaching 35,233 in 1988. Three years later, an eight-year decline began, which was followed by a small number of inc reases, and then a general decline. The 7,359 reported burglaries in 2022 represented a 3% increase from the 7,173 reported in 2021 and is the first increase in burglaries in the past ten years (Appendix Tablesl and 8). In 2022, three in five (60%) burglaries were categorized as forced entry, 36% as non-forced entry, and 4% as attempted/unsuccessful (not shown) . It is important to note that wit hin the past five years, the percentage of forced entry burglaries has consistently increased, from 41% in 2018 to 60% in 2022.

Figu re 9
Number of burglaries increased for the first time in ten years 38,752 High
7,773
Low
7980 1985 7990 7995 2000 2005 2070 2075 2020
Source: SANOAG
Of the 7,359 burglaries reported in the San Diego region in 2022, 41% were residential, which equates to l in every 382 households being burglarized -five years ago this ratio was l in every 243 (Appendix Tables 8 and 10). Over the past year, the number of residential burglaries decreased by 6% (from 3,233 in 2021 to 3,037 in 2022), whi le the number of non-residential burglaries increased by 10% (3,940 in 2021 to 4,322 in 2022) (not shown). Over the past year, 13jurisdictions reported one-year decreases in the number of burglaries (ranging from -1% in Encinitas to -46% in Coronado) and 9 had increases (from 6% in Carlsbad to 41% in National City) (Appendix Tables 13 and 14).
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 7980 through 2022 ll Larceny
Larceny, or theft, is the most common crime, with 7 in every 707 residents being a victim in 2022 (not shown). In the early7980s, the number of larcenies fluctuated; but beginning in 7985, the number of larcenies began an upward trend, peaking at 85,448 in 7989, and then decreasing to a low in 2000. Since then, there have been increases and decreases, including an 8% decrease from 2027 (35,767} to 2022 (32,974) (Figure 70, and Appendix Tables 7 and 8). This decrease was substantial, making the 2022 number the second lowest in the past 43 years; the 2022 value is only trailing behind the 43-year low (32,865} in 2020 by 49 incidents. Compared to 2027, larcen y rates in 2022 decreased for nine consecutive months (April through December) with the highest decrease being in September (-78%} (not shown).

Figure 10
Larcenies decrease to second lowest in 2022
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000
Source: SANDAC
2005 2010 2015
35,767
32,865
Low
2020
32,914
The most common larceny type (historically and in 2022} was theft from motor vehicles (34%}, w ith the second most common being from buildings (27%), other (72%}, and shoplifting (77%).

Aside from the percentage of thefts from motor vehicles (which decreased by 7%) and bicycle thefts (which remained at the same rate), all other types of larcenies increased over the past year (buildings3%, other 2%, shoplifting 2%, and motor vehicle parts 7%). Forty-three percent (43%} of larcenies in 2022 were petty thefts involving property valued at $400 or less (not shown}. 8 Across the region, 74 jurisdictions reported an annual decrease (ranging from <-7% in Chula Vista to -35% in Valley Center) and 77 reported increases in the number of larcenies (ranging from <7% in Spring Valley to 23% in Poway) (Appendix Table 73 and 74). • It is important to note that Coronado Po lice Department (CPD) transitioned to CIBRS reporting in August 2021, and as a result their larceny category for $200 and over is included and reflected in this report as $400 and over. 43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Reg ion: 7980 through 2022 72 Motor vehicle theft
Figure 77 shows the number of motor vehicle thefts in the region for the past 43 years. Starting in 7983, the number of motor vehicles stolen in the San Diego region increased annually, reaching a high in 7989 of 40,897 . Similar to the other propert y crimes, this upward trend w as follo w ed by short periods of increases and decreases, and then a decline to the low of 9,325 in 2020 (Appendi x Table 8). Since then, there have been fluctuations, w ith an increase of 2% this past year, from 77,754 in 2027 to 77 ,360 in 2022 (Appendi x Table 7). Looking at month-to-month data in 2022 and 2027, there w ere more vehicles stolen in 8 of the 72 months in 2022, w ith seven consecutive months of increases occurring from February through August (not shown).

The 2022 number equates to 7 in every 257 registered motor vehicles being stolen. In terms of dollar amount, the value of these stolen vehicles was estimated at around $739.90 million , representing 46% of the total value of property stolen in 2022 (not shown).

Fig ure 11
Motor vehicle theft increased in 2022
40,89 High
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
Sourc e: SANDAC
Across the 27 jurisdictions w ith more than 30 incidents of motor vehicle theft reported in 2027 and 2022 , 77 reported one-year decreases (ranging from -2% in San Marcos to -28% in Valley Center) and 70 reported increases (ranging from 7% in Escondido to 25% in Lemon Grove) (Appendi x Tables 73 and 74).
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Reg ion: 1980 through 2022 Identity Theft
Whi le Part I property
crime was the second
lowest it has been in the
past 43 yea rs, it is
important to note that
identity theft, which
various sources have
noted is increasing, is
currently not captured in
t he sta t istics presented
here.

What do we know about
identity theft nationa lly?
According to the Bureau
of Justice Statistics , in 2078
9% of all U.S. residents age
76 or older had been
victims of identity theft in
the past 72 months.

Additional ly,
White/Caucasian, those
between 35 and 49, and
those w ith higher
household incomes w ere
more likely to be identity
theft victims. Around half
(46 %) of those who
repor t ed a recent
victimization said that
they discovered the theft
when they were contacted
by a financial institution
and an estimated 7% of all
identity -theft victims
reported the crime to
police. Three-quarters
(75 %) did not know how
the offender obtained
their personal infor m at ion
and 94% did not know
anything abo ut the
offender.
13 Arson
Unlike other FBI Inde x offenses , w hen arson is committed in concert w ith anothe r FBI Inde x offense, both incidents must be reported, w hich is w hy arson is presented separately from othe r p roperty crime statistics . There w ere 547 arsons reported in 2022, w hich w as a 20 % increase from the 454 reported in 2027 (Appendi x Tables73 and 74). Tw enty-four percent (24% ) of arsons in 2022 w ere structures and 76% w ere categorized as mobile and other non-structural property ty pes (not show n) .

Domestic violence
Law enforcement agencies also track domestic violence incidents , some of w hich are included in the previously reported numbers in this bulletin . For example, a domestic violence incident could include a Part I violent crime (e.g., aggravated assault) or some type of propert y crime (e.g., burglar y). Since 7986, w hen mandator y reporting w as enacted , the num b er of domestic violence incidents has varied from 77 ,474 in that year to a high of 29,306 in 7994 (Figure 72). In 2022 , a total of 77.472 incidents w ere reported to law enforcement , a 4 % decrease from 2027 (Appendi x Table 9).

Across the jurisdictions (w ith large enough numbers to compa re), 72 reported one­ year decreases in the number of domestic violence incidents (ranging from <-7 % in Chula Vista to -37% in Encinitas) and 6 reported increases (ranging from 2% in Vista to 70% in Escondido and La Mesa) (Appendi x Table 9).

Figu re 12
Number of reported domestic violence cases decreased in 2022 1986 1991 1996 2001 2006 2011 2016
Source: SANOAG
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 1980 through 2022 2021
74 Hate crimes
As part of the California Penal Code (PC), the Attorney General is required to submit an annual report to the Legislature regarding crimes motivated by a victim's race/ethnicity , religion , gender , sexual orientation , national origin, or physical or mental disability. According to the California PC, a hate crime is a criminal act committed in w hole or in part because of the actual or perceived characteristics of the victim . Thus , hate crimes are not separate , distinct crimes , but rather traditional offenses specifically moti vated by the offend er's bias .

Beginning in 2008, local law enforcement agencies began sharing hate crime reports that w ere submitted to the state w ith SAN DAG to allo w for a more detailed anal ysis of San Diego County crimes (these details w ere not . available in the state report) . In 2022, a total of 86 hate crime events were reported by law enforcement across the region, w hich included a total of 708 victims and 82 know n suspects. Compared to last year, the number of events increased by 6% (Figure 73).

In 2022 , hate crimes w ere reported by police departments in Carlsbad , Chula Vista , Coronado , El Cajon , Escondido , National City , Oceanside, and San Diego; the Sheriffs Department {for the jurisdictions of Encinitas , Fall brook, San Marcos, Santee , Solana Beach, Vista, and other unincorporated areas) ; the Harbo r Police ; and the San Diego State University Police Department(not show n).

Figure 13
Number of hate crime events and victims increased from 2021 to 2022 108
86 92
82 Events Victim s Suspects
■ 2018 ■ 2021 2022
Sou rce: SANDA C
Other hate crime information compiled for this summary includes the follo w ing:
• Of the 86 reported events, 64% appeared to be motivated by race , ethn icity, or national origin; 22% by sexual orientation; 73% by religion; and 7% by disability ; this year, no reported hate crimes appeared to be moti vated by gender . Of the 55 incidents related to the v ictim's actual or percei ved race/ethnicit y/national origin, 45% of bias moti vation w as described
as being anti-Black, 20% anti-Hispanic , 9% anti- Asian , 9% anti-other , 5% anti-multiple 43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 7980 through 2022 75 races, 5% anti-White, 4% anti-Arab, and 2% were related to one 's nationality . • Of the 86 events where a victim description was available, the type of victim was an individual (or multiple individuals) in 83% of cases, a business 9% of the time, a religious organization 5%, and the government 4%. Of the victims who had their gender documented (88), sixty-si x percent (66%) were male.
• Of the 86 events w here the location was noted, 22% occurred on a high w ay, road, alley , or street; 15% at a residence, home, or dri veway; 14% at a business; 12% at a school or college ; 10% in a parking lot or garage ; 8% in an outdoor location ; 6% some w here else; 3% at a church , synagogue , or temple; 3% at a government or public building ; 2% in a jail or prison; and 1% at an air or bus terminal.
• Of the 95 documented offenses (there can be multiple offenses for one event), 76% were described as violent, which included 27 simple assaults, 18 acts of intimidation, and 23 aggravated assaults. The rest of the hate crimes were property-related {24%) and included 23 incidents of destruction or damaging of property in some w ay, including vandalism.

Clearance rates
A crime can be cleared for reporting purposes w hen at least one person is arrested or there are "exceptional means " (e.g., offender 's death, extradition, etc.). 9 The clearance rates in 2022 varied by crime type, with violent crimes cleared more frequently than property crimes. Overall, 46% of violent crimes that were open for investigation in the region were cleared (with a range across jurisdictions of 34% in Chula Vista to 82% in Ramona), compared to 9% of property crimes (with a range of 5% in Chula Vista to 32% in Santee) (Appendi x TableslS and 16).

As Figure 14 shows , homicide and aggravated assault had the highest clearance rates (84 % and 51 %, respectivel y), w hich may be due to the fact that these crimes receive ma ximum resources give n the seriousness of the crime and for assault involve individuals with face-to­ face contact w ho also may already know one another . While the motor vehicle theft clearance rate is the lowest of the seven Part I crimes , it is important to note that the vehicle recovery rate is considerably higher (not shown). 10
Fig ure 14
Clearance rates in 2022 vary by offense
8%
-Larceny
Source: SANDAG
8%
-Ve hicle Theft
15%
-Burglary
51%
37%
19%
Rape Robbery Assau lt
' It is important to note t hat a crime can occur in one calendar year but be cleared in that year or a future year. 84%
Homicide
10 Motor vehicles represented 46% of stolen property in terms of dollar value, but 91% of the va lue of recovered property in 2022. 43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 1980 through 2022 76 Summary
In 2022 in the San Diego Region, there was a total of
64,354 Part I crimes . This equates to 19.41 crimes per 1,000 residents.

The violent crime rate for the San Diego region was 2%
higher than it was in 2021. Homicides and rapes
decreased this year, but robberies and assaults
increased.

The property crime rate for the region decreased 5% in
the past year and is the second lowest rate of the past 43 years. There were increases in the number of burglaries and motor vehicle thefts but decreases in the number of larcenies.
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Reg ion: 7980through 2022 If you are interested in learning
more about 2022 crime statistics,
please contact the Crimina l
Ju stice Research Clearinghouse
at (619) 699-1900 or visit
sandag.org/cj. You can also
access criminal justice data
through SANDAG's open da t a
porta I at opendata .sandag .org or
by contacting [email protected].

If yo u are interested in crime
statistics for a specific area of San
Diego County or crime maps of
specific areas, please visit the
ARJ IS website at arjis.org .
77 Oceans id e

4.76 Cadsb.1d

2.0 6
Encinit as
172
Sol ana Bea ch

1.66 Ot! Mar
117
San Diego Reg ion
Violent Crimes
Per 1,000 Population
(2022)
Miles.
0 5 10
V,sta
367
San
Marco s Escondid o

2.19 3.72
Poway

1.43 San Diego Si1Pt,~
275
Coronad o
250
,.,.28
El Cajon
La Mesa 5.18

3.11 Lemon Grove

6.26 National
City
S.13
Chula Vista

3.5S
I I
0 S 10 15 A
N
lmpena ! Beach
371
Kilomet ers
SANDAG
Ocean~ide

19.39 Carlsbad
1660
F.ncni itas
lliJ;,G
Solana Beach

16.13 De l M ar

21.2, ..

San Diego Region
Prope rty Crimes
Per 1,000 Popu lation
(2022)
Miles.
0 10
V!Sta

13.83 San
Marcos F~nndid o

10.20 p .66
Poway
9 44
San Dieg o
l7,f";8
Sa• 1ee
U_j(',
Coronad o

14.49 El Cajo n
la Mesa 16.34

20.8 1
Lem on Grove

17.4'.I
National
City

19.97 Chula v ,sra

12.85 0 10 IS A
N
hnperi a! Beach
979
Kilo m e ters
SANDAG
Unincor porate d

3.41 NOTES: The San Diego region v iolent cr ime rate for 2022 w as

3.84. Crim e rates are ba:;ed on the FBI Inde x of vio lent cr irnes w hich inclu de homicide , ra pe, robbery , and aggra vated ass.ault .

SOURCES : Califor nia Departmen t of Finance ; SAN DAG
Vin ta g e Popul atio n and Hous ing Est imates 2021
Unincorporated

8.35 NOTES : The San Diego region propert y crime rate for 2022 w as 15.57. Crime rate$ are based on the FBI Index of ptope rty crimes w hich include burglary, larceny , and motor vehicle the ft.

SOURCE S: California Department of Fin ance ; SAN DAG
Vin tage Pop u lat i~n and Hou$ing Est imate:.;; 2021
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 1980 through 2022 18 Appendix Table 1
FBI Index Crimes by offense
San Diego region , 2018, 2021, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Change
2018 -2022 2021 -2022
Homicide 87 778 707 23% -9%
Rape 7,762 7,076 942 -77% -72%
Robbery 2,980 2,479 2,669 -77% 70%
Aggravated Assault 7,773 8,900 9,003 25% <7%
Violent Crime Total 11,402 12,513 12,721 12% 2%
Burglary 8,285 7,773 7,359 -77% 3%
Larceny Theft 38,875 35,767 32,974 -75% -8 %
Motor Vehicle Theft 9,587 77,754 77,360 78% 2%
Property Crime Total 56,687 54,094 51,633 -9 % -5%
FBI Index 68,089 66,607 64,354 -6% -3%
Source: SANDAC
43 Years of Crime in the San D iego Reg ion : 7980 through 2022 79 Appendix Table 2
FBI Index Crime rate per 1,000 population by jurisdiction San Diego region , 2078, 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carlsbad 20.58 79.39 78.66
Chula Vista 76.55 75.68 76.40
Coronado 75.50 76.73 77.00
El Cajon 26.78 23.74 21.52
Escondido 21.65 21.28 21.39
La Mesa 20.73 21.90 23.92
National City 23.49 26.30 25.70
Oceanside 25.57 24. 02 24.75
San Diego 23.73 23.75 21.97
Sheriff - Total 14.45 13.11 13.33
Del Mar 30.78 22.37 28.42
Enc initas 74.55 77.03 76.38
Imperial Beach 75.62 73.68 73.50
Lemon Gro ve 23.4 4 25.66 23.69
Poway 71.57 70.22 70.87
San Marcos 73.20 71.44 72.39
Santee 77.64 72.08 71.85
Solana Beach 76.52 78.59 77.79
Vista 77.82 75.37 77.50
Uni nco rporated 13.07 11.85 11.75
4S Ranch 7.70 5.87 5.29
Alpine 8.57 9.57 8.83
Fallbrook 70.75 74.67 74.73
Lakeside 73.52 8.96 70.49
Ramona 8.82 6.47 7.76
Spring Valle y 76.66 73.20 73.53
Valley Center 75.45 21.63 76.47
Tot al 20.50 20.09 19.41
Note: The FBI Crime Index includes homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
-9% -4%
-7% 5%
70% 2%
-20% -7%
-7% 7%
79% 9%
7% -5%
-5% 7%
-5% -7%
-8 % 2%
-8% 27%
73% -4%
-74% -7%
7% -8 %
-6% 6%
-6% 8%
-33 % -2%
8 % -4%
-2% 74%
-10% -1%
-37% -70%
3% -7%
37% -3%
-22 % 77%
-79% 72%
-79% 3%
7% -24%
-5% -3%
and motor vehicle theft. It should
be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UC R data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2027 for the entire year. "Sheriff -Total " includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, as well as crimes reported in the Sheriffs "other " category that includes the Sheriff's detention facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that were determined to have occurred in a city not served by the Sheriff or a location for which jur isdiction could not be determined. "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook. Lakeside, Ramona, Spring Valley, and Va lley Center, as well as the uninco rporated areas for wh ich crime data are not individually shown {Campo, Julian, Pine Valley, Ranchita, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach , Lemon Grove, Poway , San Marcos, Santee, and Vista).

Unincorporated statistics have also been updated to exclude crimes now categorized in the Sheriffs "other" category. Percent changes are based on computed crime rates rounded to the prec,:sion level of two decimal places. Populations used to compute crime rates reflect the most current California Department of Finance estimates. At the time of this publication 2027 population estimates are being used for 2022 as these are the most current estimates.

Sources: California Department of Finance; SANDAC Population and Housing Estimates v2027 43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 7980 through 2022 20 Appendix Table 3
FBI Index Violent Crime rate per 1,000 population by jurisdiction San Diego re g ion , 207 8, 2021 , and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
Car lsbad 2.7 6 2.76 2.06 -5% -5%
Chu la Vista 3.77 3.48 3.55 74% 2%
Coronado 0.84 7.34 2.50
El Cajon 4.95 5.37 5.78 5% -2%
Escondido 3.54 3.98 3.72 5% -7%
La Mesa 2.66 2.94 3.77 77% 6%
National City 4.87 5.86 5.73 5% -72%
Oceanside 3.79 4.65 4 .76 26% 2%
San Diego 3.78 4 .76 4.28 73% 3%
Sheriff - Total 2.90 3.00 3.10 7% 3%
Del Mar 3.26 7. 64 7.77
Encinitas 7. 83 2.77 7.72 -6% -27%
Imperial Beach 2.86 3.96 3.77 30% -6%
Lemon Gro ve 5.83 7.44 6.26 7% -76%
Po w ay 7.29 7.63 7.43 77% -72%
San Marcos 2.73 2.75 2.79 3% 2%
Santee 7.95 2.55 2.75 47% 8 %
Solana Beach 7.66 7.88 7.66
Vista 3.22 3.46 3.67 74% 6%
Unincorporated 3.29 3.12 3.41 4 % 9 %
4S Ranch 0.47 0.36 0.49
A lpine 7.68 7.67 7.75 4% 5%
Fallbrook 2.07 2.43 2.37 72% -5%
Lakeside 3.06 2.47 2.87 -6% 79%
Ramona 7.54 7.93 2.62 70% 36%
Spring Valley 4.42 4 .40 4 .47 <-7% <7%
Va lley Center 5.20 3.50 3.5 4 -32% 7%
Total 3.43 3.77 3.84 12% 2%
Note: The FBI Index Violent Crimes include homicide , rape, robbery , and aggravated assault. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire year. "Sheriff ­ Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, as well as crimes reported in the Sheriff's "other" category that includes the Sheriff's detention fac ilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that were determined to have occurred in a city not served by the Sheriff or a location for which jurisdiction could not be determined . "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch , Alpine , Fol/brook, Lakeside, Ramona, Spring Valley, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for wh ich crime data are not individually shown {Campo, Julian, Pine Valley, Ranchita, and the un incorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach , Lemon Crave, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista). Unincorporated statistics have also been updated to exclude crimes now categori zed in the Sheriffs "other" category. Percent changes are based on computed crime rates rounded to the precision level of two decimal places. Populations used to compute crime rates reflect the most curr ent Californ ia Department of Finance estimates. Percent changes are not presented if either comparison number equals 30 or less. At the time of this publication 2027 population estimates are being used for 2022 as these are the most current estimates.

Sources: California Department of Finance; SANDAC Preliminary Vintage Population and Housing Estimates v2027 43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 7980 through 2022 27 Appendix Table 4
FBI Index Property Crime rate per 1,000 population by jurisdiction San Diego region, 2078, 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
Carlsbad 18.42 17.23 76.60 -70% -4%
Chula Vista 73.44 72.20 72.85 -4% 5%
Coronado 74.66 75.39 74.49 -7% -6%
El Cajon 27.83 77.83 76.34 -25% -8%
Escondido 78.77 77.37 77.66 -2% 2%
La Mesa 77.47 78.97 20.87 79% 10%
National City 78.62 20.43 79.97 7% -2%
Oceanside 27.73 79.37 79.39 -77% <7%
San Diego 79.35 79.58 77.68 -9% -70%
Sheriff - Total 11.55 10.11 10.23 -11% 1%
Del Mar 27.57 20.67 27.24 -1% 32%
Encinitas 72.73 74.87 74.66 75% -7%
Imperial Beach 72.75 9.72 9.79 -23% 7%
Lemon Grove 77.67 78.22 77.42 -7% -4%
Poway 70.28 8.58 9.44 -8% 70%
San Marcos 77.07 9.29 70.20 -8% 70%
Santee 75.70 9.52 9.70 -42% -4%
Solana Beach 74.86 76.77 76.73 9% -3%
Vista 74.67 77.97 73.83 -5% 76%
Unincorporated 9.78 8.73 8.35 -15% -4%
4S Ranch 7.23 5.52 4 .80 -34% -73%
Alpine 6.89 7.84 7.09 3% -70%
Fallbrook 8 .68 72.79 77.82 36% -3%
Lakeside 70.46 6.55 7.62 -27% 76%
Ramona 7.28 4 .48 4.54 -38% 1%
Spring Valley 72.24 8.80 9.77 -26% 4%
Valley Center 70.24 78.73 72.93 26% -29 %
Total 17.07 16.32 15.57 -9% -5%
Note: FBI index Property Crimes include larceny, burglary, and motor vehicle theft. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system . California State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire year. "Sheriff-Tota/" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, as well as crimes reported in the Sheriff's "other " catego,y that includes the Sheriff's detention facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that were determined to have occurred in a city not served by the Sheriff or a Jacot ion for which jurisdiction could not be determined. "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook , Lakeside, Ramona, Spring Valley, and Valley Center , as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown {Campo, Julian, Pine Valley, Ranchita, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista). Unincorporated statistics have also been updated to exclude crimes now categorized in the Sheriff's "other" category. Percent changes are based on computed crime rates rounded to the precision level of two decimal places. Populations used to compute crime rates reflect the most current California Department of Finance estimates. At the time of this publication 2027 population estimates are being used for 2022 as these are the most current estimates.

Sources: California Department of Finance; SANDAC Population and Housing Estimates v2027 43 Year s of Crime in the San Dieg o Reg io n: 7980through 2022 22 Appendix Table 5
FBI Index Crimes by jurisdiction
San Diego region , 2018, 2021, and 2022
Carlsbad
Chula Vista
Coronado
El Cajon
Escondido
La Mesa
National City
Oceanside
San Diego
She riff - Total
Del Mar
Encinitas
Imperial Beach
Lemon Gro ve
Pow ay
San Marcos
Santee
Solana Beach
Vista
Unincor porated
4S Ranch
Alpine
Fallbrook
Lakeside
Ramona
Spring Valley
Valley Center
Other Sheriff
California High w ay Patrol
California State Universit y San Marcos
San Diego State Uni versit y
Uni versit y of California San Diego
San Diego Harbor Police
California State Parks
Total
2018 2021 2022
2,346 2,240
4,446 4,302
332 374
2,784 2,389
3,271 3,228
1,209 1,305
1,472 1,650
4 ,505 4,245
32,776 33,508
13,029 11,828
132 95
908 1,061
431 380
623 676
573 500
1,254 1,102
996 686
229 257
1,827 1,587
6,056 5,4 84
181 132
2S0 267
572 765
747 487
315 223
1,221 930
371 507
461 369
188 130
32 7
474 277
487 468
664 637
74 68,0 89 66,607
2,155
4,501
380
2,222
3,244
1,425
1,575
4 ,269
30,997
12,029
121
1,020
375
624
532
1,193
673
246
1,807
5,438
119
248
740
570
249
953
386
540
351
494
712
64,354
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
-8%
1%
14%
-20 %
-1%
18%
7%
-5%
-5%
-8%
-8 %
12%
-13%
<1%
-7%
-5%
-32 %
7%
-1%
-10%
-34%
-1%
29%
-24%
-21%
-22%
4 %
17%
-26%
1%
7%
-5%
-4%
5%
2%
-7%
<1%
9%
-5%
1%
-7%
2%
27%
-4%
-1%
-8%
6%
8 %
-2%
-4%
14%
-1%
-10%
-7%
-3%
17%
12%
2%
-24%
46%
27%
6%
12%
-3%
Note: FBI Index Violent Crimes include homic ide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 becau se they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2021 data for the entire year. "Sheriff-Tota/" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department , as well as crimes reported in the Sheriff's "other" category that includes the Sheriff's detention facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that were determined to have occurred in a city not served by the Sher iff or a location for which jurisdiction could not be determined . Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorpo rated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook, Lakeside, Ramona , Spring Valley, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown {Campo, Julian, Pine Valley, Ranchita, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas , Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista). Unincorporated statistics have also been updated to exclude crimes now categorized in the Sheriff's "other" category. Percent changes are not presented if either comparison number equals 30 or less.

Source: SANDAC
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 1980 through 2022 23 Appendix Table 6
FBI Index Violent Crimes by jurisdiction
San Diego region, 2078, 2021 , and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carlsbad 246
Chula Vista 835
Coronado 78
El Cajon 575
Escondido 535
La Mesa 760
National City 305
Oceanside 669
San Diego 5,360
Sher iff - Total 2,614
Del Mar 74
Encinitas 774
Imperial Beach 79
Lemon Grove 755
Pow ay 64
San Marcos 202
Santee 770
Solana Beach 23
Vista 330
Unincorporated 1,523
4S Ranch 77
A lp ine 49
Fallbrook 770
Lakeside 769
Ramona 55
Spring Valley 324
Valle y Center 725
Other Sheriff 335
California High w ay Patrol 37
Ca lifornia State Univ ersity San Marcos 2
San Diego State Uni versity 77
Uni versity of California San Diego 76
San Diego Harbor Pol ice 75
California State Parks 4
Total 11,402
250
955
30 548
603
775
368
822
5,875
2,708
7 735
770
796
80 207
74S
26 357
1,445
8 47
727
737
67 370
82 283
9 20
77 737
12,513
238
97S
56 535
565
785
322
842
6,043
2,795
5 707
703
765
70 277
756
23 379
1,576
77 49
727
756
97 377
83 437
26 9
730
12,721
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
-3% -5%
77% 2%
4% -2%
6% -6%
76% 6%
6% -73%
26% 2%
73% 3%
7% 3%
-6% -27%
30% -6%
6% -76%
9% -73%
4% 2%
42% 8%
75% 6%
3% 9 %
0% 4%
70% -5%
-8% 79%
65% 36%
-4% <7%
-34% 7%
29% 52%
73% -5%
12% 2%
Note: FBI Index Violent Crim es include homicide, rape, robbery and aggravated assault. It should be noted that California Highway Potra( California State San Marcos Univ ersity, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitio ned to the new reporti ng system. California State Parks also d id not report 202 7 data for the entire year . "Sheriff-Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Depa rtment, as w ell as crimes reported in the Sheriffs "other" category that includes the Sheriff's det ention facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crim es reported to the Sheriff t hat were determined to have occur red in a city not served by the Sheriff or a location for which jurisdiction could not be determined . Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpin e, Fol/brook, Lakeside, Ramona, Spring Valley, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for wh ich crime data are not individually shown (Campo, Julian, Pine Valley, Panchito, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imper ial Beach , Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee , and Vista). Unincorporated statistics have also been updated to exclude crimes now categorized in the Sheriff's "oth er" category. Perce n t changes are not presented if either comparison number equals 30 or less.

Source: SANDAC
43 Years of Cr ime in the San Diego Reg ion : 7980 t h rough 2022 24 Appendix Table 7
FBI Index Property Crimes by jurisdiction
San Diego region , 2078, 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carlsbad 2,100 1,990 1,917
Chula Vista 3,611 3,347 3,526
Coronado 314 344 324
El Cajon 2,269 1,841 1,687
Escondido 2,736 2,625 2,679
La Mesa 1,049 1,130 1,240
National City 7,767 7,282 7,253
Oceanside 3,836 3,423 3,427
San Diego 27,476 27,633 24,954
Sheriff - Total 10,415 9,120 9,234
Del Mar 778 88 776
Encinitas 794 926 973
Imperial Beach 352 270 272
Lemon Gro ve 468 480 459
Poway 509 420 462
San Marcos 7,052 895 982
Santee 886 547 577
Solana Beach 206 237 223
Vista 7,497 7,230 7,428
Unincorporated 4,533 4,039 3,862
4S Ranch 170 724 108
Alpine 207 220 799
Fallbrook 462 638 679
Lakeside 578 356 474
Ramona 260 756 758
Spring Valley 897 620 642
Valley Center 246 425 303
Other Sheriff 726 86 709
Ca lifornia Highway Patrol 157 727
California State University San Marcos 30 6
· San Diego State University 457 257 325
University of California San Diego 477 457 485
San Diego Harbor Police 589 500 582
California State Parks 70
Total 56,687 54,094 51,633
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
-9% -4%
-2% 5%
3% -6%
-26% -8%
-2% 2%
18% 70%
7% -2%
-77% <1%
-9% -70%
-11% 1%
-2% 32%
75% -1%
-23 % 7%
-2% -4%
-9% 70%
-7% 70%
-42% -4%
8% -3%
-5% 76%
-15% -4%
-36% -73%
-7% -70%
34% -3%
-28 % 76%
-39% 7%
-28 % 4%
23% -29%
-13% 27%
-29% 26%
3% 6%
-7% 76%
-9% -5%
Note: FBI Index Property Crimes include larceny, burglary, and motor vehicle theft. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitione d to the new reporting system. Californi a State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire year. "Sheriff-Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sher iffs Department, as well as crimes repo rted in th e Sheriffs "other" category that inclu des the Sheriffs detent ion facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, a nd crimes reported to t he Sheriff that were determined to have occurred in a city not served by the Sheriff or a location for which jurisd iction could not be determined Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorporated" includ es 4S Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook, Lakeside, Ramona, Spring Valley, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown (Campo, Julian, Pine Valley, Ranchita, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista). Unincorporated statistics have also been updated to exclude crimes now categorized in the Sheriffs "other" category Percent changes are not presented if either comparison number equals 30 or less Source: SANDAG
43 Yea rs of Cr ime in the San Diego Region : 7980 through 2022 25 Appendix Table 8
Number of crimes by offe nse
San Dieg o reg ion , 2013- 2022
. Non- Larceny Larceny Motor . California
Homicide Rape Robbery Aggravateld Residen,tial Residential Toi tal Over $400 and Total Vehicle FBI Cndme Crime Population Assau t Burg ary Burglary Burg ary $400 under Larceny Theft In ex Index 2013 70 668 3,054 7,380 8,659 5,372 13,971 78,836 26,798 45,034 17,273 81,450 36,476 3,799,907 2074 74 763 2,705 7,047 6,846 4,774 10,960 75,572 23,057 38,629 9,460 69,632 37,003 3,232,763 2075 84 7,700 2,798 6,956 6,995 3,736 10,731 77,328 25,477 42,805 9,909 74,383 37,578 3,264 ,707 2076 707 7,088 2,777 6,994 6,435 3,947 10,382 76,867 23,094 39,955 17,023 72,320 32,365 3,283,070 2077 80 7,098 3,073 7,098 5267 3,853 9 ,120 76,703 27,839 37,942 9,737 68,082 30,740 3,303,367 2078 87 7,762 2,980 7,773 4,683 3,602 8,285 77,487 27,334 38,815 9,587 68,089 29,274 3,327,778 2079 85 7,705 2,888 7,324 3,935 3,757 7,692 77,285 20,563 37,84 8 9,682 66,624 28,776 3,333,379 2020 775 967 2;527 7,973 3260 4,047 7,301 75,578 77,347 32,865 9,325 61,013 28,748 3,337,279 2027 778 7,076 2,479 8,900 3,233 3,940 7,173 79,340 76,427 35,767 77,754 66,607 30,840 3,375,404 2022 707 942 2,669 9,003 3,037 4,322 7,359 78,763 74,757 32,914 77,360 64,354 37,440 3,375,404 Note: The FBI Crime Index includes homicide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault in the violent category and burgla ry, larc eny, and motor vehicle theft in the property category. The California Crime Index includes all FBI Index offenses except larceny. It should be noted that Calffornia Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos Untversity, and California Stat~ Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transrtioned to the new reporting system . California State Parks also did not report 2021 data for the entire year. At the time of this publication 2021 population estimates ore being used for 2022 os these ore the most current estimates.

Source: SANDAG; SANDAC Population and Housing Estimates v2021 43 Years of Crime in the San Dieg o Reg ion: 1980 t hrough 202 2 26 Appendix Table 9
Number of domestic violence incidents by jurisdiction
San D iego region , 2078 , 2021, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carl sbad 538 573 503
Chula Vista 1,497 7,630 1,626
Coronado 46 40 41
El Cajon 898 7,177 1,004
Escondido 1,096 935 7,027
La Mesa 433 556 611
National City 537 673 588
Oceanside 943 917 807
San Diego 6,823 7,086 6,865
She riff - Tota l 4 ,605 4,557 4 ,297
Del Mar 32 10 14
Encinitas 203 193 134
Imperial Beach 219 210 192
Lemon Gro v e 211 272 211
Pow ay 129 119 123
San Marcos 370 344 313
Santee 265 257 276
Solana Beach 41 38 31
Vista 632 597 606
Unin corporated 2,503 2,577 2,397
Total 17,535 18,204 17,472
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
-7% -12%
9% <-1%
-11% 3%
12% -70%
-6% 10%
41% 10%
9% -73%
-14% -72%
1% -3%
-7% -6%
-34% -31%
-12% -9%
0 % -22 %
-5% 3%
-15% -9%
4% 7%
-24% -18%
-4% 2%
-4% -5%
<-1% -4%
Note: It should be noted that California Highway Patro( California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire year. "Sheriff-Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff' s Department.

Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorporated" incl udes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fallbrook, Lakeside, Ramona, Spring Valley, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown {Campo , Julian, Pine Valley, Ranchita, an d the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Sa ntee, and Vista). The ind ividual un incorporated areas in the Sheriff's jurisdiction are not required to report domestic violence to the State Department of Justice. Region total include s a relatively small number of incidents reported by the San Diego Harbor Police, California Highway Patrol, California State Parks, California State University San Marcos, San Diego State University, and University of California San Diego . Percent changes are not presented if either comparison numb er equals 30 or less.

Source: SANDAC
43 Years of Cr ime in t he San Diego Reg io n: 1980 through 2022 27 Appendix Table 10
Number of crimes by offense by jurisdiction
San Di ego regio n, 2018
A ted R .d ti I Non- T I Larceny Larceny T I Motor FBI California Homicide Rape Robbery ggrava
I
esi e~ a Residential ota Over $400 and ota Vehicle Arson Crime Crime Assau t Burg ary Burglary Burglary $400 under Larceny Theft Index Index Carlsbad
Chula Vista
Coronado
El Caj on
Escondido
2 6
0 5
4 l
2 9
41 79
2 31
64 13
22 69
52 151
256 494
3 13
191 288
159 308
67 79
101 180
158 433
165 134 299
350 235 585
21 11 32
185 168 353
176 181 357
92 65 157
52 75 127
302 224 526
765 884 1,649 152 14 2,346 697
1,005 1,333 2,338 688 20 4,446 2,108
157 105 262 20 0 332 70
594 950 1,544 372 18 2,784 1,240
741 1,150 1,891 488 12 3,271 1,380
302 458 760 132 6 1,209 449
315 433 748 292 8 1,472 724
1,029 1,816 2,845 465 16 4,505 1,660
La Mesa
National Cit y
Oceanside
San Diego
Sheriff - Total
35 605 1,439 3,281 2287 1,465 3,752 9,143 9,339 18,482 5,182 187 32,776 14,294 Del Mar
Encinitas
Imperia l Beach
Lemon Grove
Poway
San Marcos
Santee
Sola na Beach
Vista
23 0
o·
0 2
l
0 1
l
5 218
3 16
3 6
11 18
13 2
32 526
2 21
18 52
9 61
31 3
104
1,847 1,025 926 1,951
9 15 11 26
77 85 60 145
58 40 23 63
95 36 31 67
43 38 54 92
123 71 96 167
65 41 72 113
17 37 25 62
189 128 138 266
2,756 4,037 6,793 1,671 88 13,02 9 6,236
so 28 78 14 0 132 54
296 271 567 82 3 908 341
68 133 201 BB l 431 230
108 201 309 92 3 623 314
157 223 380 37 4 573 193
287 453 740 145 5 1,254 514
230 471 701 72 11 996 295
68 55 123 21 0 229 106
309 617 926 305 2 1,827 901
Unincorporated
4S Ranch
Alpin e
Fallbrook
Lakeside
Ramona
Spring Valley
Valley Center
13 114 225 1,171 53 4 416 950 1,183 1,585 2,768 815 59 6,056 3,288 Other She riff
Ca lifornia Highway Patrol
Ca lifornia State University San Marcos
San Diego State University
University of Ca lifornia Sa n Diego
San Diego Harbor Police
California State Parks
0 1
2 1
2 2
l
l
0 0
0 0
0 0
l
l
9 12
3 14
13 31
0 7
6 5
6 0
6 4
6 41
24 75
23 133
5 45
70 238
12 99
8 295
0 37
1 0
5 6
2 9
20 49
0 4
17 19 36
23 22 45
so 68 718
62 SB 120
24 46 70
99 48 147
29 26 55
6 73 19
0 2 2
l 7 2
10 26 36
75 27 36
2 59 61
0 9 9
66 58 124 10 0 181 57
56 61 117 39 0 250 133
99 159 258 86 0 572 314
160 0 335 123 0 747 412
55 104 159 31 0 315 756
202 0 553 197 0 1,221 668
72 66 138 53 0 377 233
31 46 77 30 0 467 384
13 39 52 103 0 788 136
8 19 27 1 0 32 5
115 300 415 6 0 474 59
174 252 426 9 7 487 61
340 184 524 4 3 664 140
24 35 59 2 0 74 75
Total 87 1,162 2,980 7,173 4,683 3,602 8,285 17,481 21,334 38,815 9,587 373 68,089 29,274 Note· The FBI Crime fnde.>. includes homicide, rope, robbery, and aggravated assoult in the vioJenr category and burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft in the property cat egory. The CaHfornio Crime Index includes all FBI Index crimes except larceny. "Sheriff-Toto/" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the Sheriff, os well os crimes reported in the Sheriff's "other" category, which hos previously included the Sheriff's detention facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that occurred in a city nor served by the Sheriff or a location for which jurisdiction could not be determined.

Source: SANDAG
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 1980 through 2022 28 Appendix Table 11
Number of crimes by offense by jurisdiction
San Diego reg ion , 2019
. . Non- 1 Larceny Larceny I Motor FBI California
Homicide Rape Robbery Aggrav~ Reside~tJal Residential T~ta Over $400 and Tota Vehicle Arson Crime Crime Assau t Burg ary Burglary Burg ary $400 under Larceny Theft Index Index Carlsbad 3 40 39 158 734 163 297 718 953 1,671 167 11 2;375 704 Chula Vista 3 61 265 575 294 192 486 1,073 1,430 2,503 827 36 4,720 2,217 Coronado 0 1 7 1 20 14 34 734 142 276 14 2 ' 333 57
El Cajon 3 38 201 310 181 190 371 480 836 1,316 359 15 2,598 1,282 Escondido 4 51 143 338 170 209 379 704 895 1,599 395 8 2,909 1;310 La Mesa 1 22 76 75 79 59 138 311 404 715 147 2 1,174 459 Nat iona l City 0 25 128 204 59 56 115 301 434 735 274 5 1,481 746 Oceanside 3 97 163 448 195 231 426 997 1,861 2,858 452 23 4,447 1,589 San Diego 50 561 1,346 3,258 1,890 1,653 3,543 9,265 9,161 18,426 5,172 122 32;356 13,930 Sheriff - Total 18 192 494 1,835 887 886 1,773 2,609 3,623 6,232 1,704 S7 12,248 6,016 Del Mar 0 l 2 4 11 6 17 24 73 37 13 0 74 37
Encinitas 2 10 15 59 65 50 115 228 194 422 68 l 691 269 Imperia l Beach 0 5 16 57 35 22 57 85 110 195 79 l 403 208 Lemon Grove 2 4 54 107 44 23 67 11 4 257 365 120 l 719 354 Poway 2 2 12 35 35 56 91 136 218 354 45 l 541 187
Sa n Ma rcos 0 17 46 130 61 102 163 281 368 649 143 3 1,148 499 Santee 0 8 29 61 38 36 74 216 443 659 73 7 904 245
Solana Beach 0 3 3 6 19 18 37 63 45 108 20 0 177 69
Vista 2 38 93 221 82 169 257 329 616 94S 242 6 1,792 847 Unincorpora ted 10 104 224 1,161 497 404 901 1,133 1,365 2,498 901 YI 5,799 3,301 45 Ranch 0 l 0 5 73 18 31 83 72 155 6 0 198 43
Alpin e l 3 8 31 23 18 41 64 68 132 43 0 259 127
Fallbrook 0 7 18 78 73 87 160 167 241 408 93 0 764 356
Lakeside l 16 33 112 45 28 73 125 0 262 126 0 623 361
Ramona 0 6 6 43 20 20 40 36 58 94 29 0 218 124
Spring Valley l 15 82 257 101 77 178 187 0 465 273 0 1,205 740 Valley Center l 8 5 60 15 28 43 71 55 126 53 0 296 170
Other Sheriff l 28 6 320 2 7 9 21 36 67 58 0 489 422
Ca lifornia Highway Patrol 0 0 0 44 0 l l 5 45 50 92 0 187 137 Ca I iforn i a State University San Ma recs 0 0 l 0 0 l l 10 10 20 0 0 22 2 San Diego State Unive rsity 0 7 4 9 73 25 38 108 281 389 14 5 461 72 Universi ty of Californ ia Sa n Diego 0 2 0 8 10 14 24 184 232 416 59 l 509 93 San Diego Harbor Police 0 8 20 47 3 62 65 359 226 585 5 0 730 145 California State Parks 0 0 l 14 0 l l 27 30 57 l 0 74 17 Total 85 1,105 2;888 7,324 3,935 3,7S7 7,692 17,285 20,563 37,848 9,682 287 66,624 28,776 Note: The FBI Crime Index includes homicide, rape. robbe ry, and aggravated assouk in the violent category and burglary, larceny , and motor vehicle th eft in the property category. The California Crime Index incfudes all FBI Index crimes except larceny. "Sheriff-Tota l" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated orea served by the Sheriff, os well os crimes reported in the Sheriff's ''other" category , which has previously included the Sheriff's detention facilities. courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that occurred in a city not served by the Sheriff or a locat ion for which jurisdiction could not be determined .

Source: SANDAG
43 Years of Crime in the San D iego Region : 1980 through 2022 29 Appendix Table 12
Number of crimes by offense by jurisdiction
San D iego re g ion, 2020
d . Non- 1 Larceny Larceny I Motor FBI California
Homicide Rape Robbery Aggrav~ Resi e~tJal Residential
8 Tta Over $400 and La Tota Vehicle Arson Crime Crime
Assau t Burg ary Burglary urg ary $400 under rceny Theft Index Index Ca rlsbad 3 24 35 162 108 148 256 636 792 1,428 157 8 2,065 637 Chu la Vista 10 63 302 541 211 265 476 896 l,125 2,021 760 67 4,173 2,152 Coronado 0 3 6 l l 18 14 32 98 105 203 32 0 287 84
El Cajo n 5 33 113 361 133 155 288 422 781 1,203 373 41 2,376 1,173 Escondido 5 51 118 395 143 257 400 788 1,077 l,865 432 23 3,266 l,401 La Mesa 2 16 58 105 87 146 233 295 354 649 154 20 1,217 568 Nat ional City 4 19 99 229 46 93 139 351 409 760 261 7 1,511 751 Ocea nside 5 73 139 501 214 211 425 885 1,451 2,336 419 48 3,898 1,562 San Diego 56 485 1,207 3,556 1,577 1,747 3,324 8,283 7,761 16,044 4,953 222 29,625 13,581 Sheriff• Total 25 186 430 1,950 694 838 1,532 2,376 2,972 5,348 1,611 107 11,082 5,734 Del Ma r 0 3 0 5 11 10 21 24 16 40 10 0 79 39
Encinita s 0 10 24 99 71 72 143 237 240 477 56 3 809 332 Imperi al Beach l 8 21 65 22 11 33 79 93 172 78 4 378 206 Lemon Grove 2 8 43 94 19 32 51 89 191 280 89 3 567 287
Poway 0 4 16 33 27 57 84 109 136 245 37 5 419 174
San Marcos 0 13 40 141 50 114 164 263 383 646 161 7 1,165 519 Santee l lO 24 132 18 39 57 135 202 337 58 6 619 282
Solana Beach 0 l 4 9 28 16 44 62 3l 93 18 0 169 76
Vista 2 29 76 238 67 126 193 289 4Sl 740 270 9 1,548 808 Un incorpora t ed 19 100 182 1,134 381 361 742 1,089 1,229 2,318 834 70 5,329 3,011 45 Ranc h 0 0 2 3 15 16 30 54 48 102 10 0 147 45
A lpine l 8 5 58 21 24 45 73 70 143 36 0 296 153
Fallbrook 3 7 3l 73 74 97 171 143 240 383 106 0 774 391 Lakes ide l 10 17 129 33 28 61 93 0 190 75 0 483 293
Ramona l 4 8 49 11 16 27 28 48 76 25 0 190 114
Spring Valley 6 16 63 227 65 52 117 174 0 433 244 0 1,106 673 Va lley Center l 4 4 69 19 18 37 97 88 185 60 0 360 175 Ot her Sher iff 2 24 6 225 3 10 13 29 19 48 81 0 399 351 Ca lifornia Hig hway Patro l 0 0 0 26 l 0 l 7 24 3l 121 0 179 148 Ca lifornia State U niversitySan Marcos 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 6 6 12 l 0 17 5 San Diego State University 0 3 3 4 20 50 70 47 93 140 12 2 232 92 University of Californ ia Sa n Diego 0 3 2 7 5 30 35 162 205 367 36 0 450 83 San Diego Harbor Police 0 8 15 57 3 75 78 212 156 368 3 5 529 161 Ca lifornia St ate Parks 0 0 0 8 0 8 8 54 36 90 0 2 106 16 Tot al 115 967 2,527 7,913 3,260 4,041 7,301 15,518 17,347 32,865 9,325 552 61,013 28,148 Note: The FBI Crime Index includes homicid e, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault in the violent category and burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft in the property category. The California Crime Index includes all FBI Index crim es excep t larceny. "Sheriff-Total " includes th e contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the Sheriff, os well os crimes reported in th e Sheriffs "other~ category. which has previously included the Sheriffs detention facilities, courts staffed by th e Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that occurred in o city not served by the Sheriff or a location for which jurisdiction could not be determined.

Sourc e: SANDAG
43 Year s of Cri me i n the San Diego Reg ion : 1980 th roug h 2022 3 0 Appendix Tab le 13
Numb er of crimes by offense by jurisdiction
Sa n Diego region , 2021
. . A ravated Residential . N~n- Total Larceny Larceny Total M~tor FBI Califo~nia Hom1c1de Rape Robbery 99A 1 8 1 Res1dentJal 8 1 Over $400 and Vehicle Arson crime Crime ssau t urg ary Burglary urg ary $400 under Larceny Theft Index Index Carlsbad 2 31 38 179 99 759 258 736 810 1,546 186 20 2,240 694 Chula Vista 9 65 265 616 793 210 403 1,063 975 2,038 906 50 4,302 2,264 Coronado 0 8 4 18 42 36 78 157 75 232 34 1 374 142
El Cajon 6 43 121 378 103 148 257 584 620 1,204 386 26 2,389 1,185 Escondido 2 48 153 400 98 220 318 836 935 1,771 536 37 3,228 1,457 La Mesa 2 14 45 114 97 78 175 407 362 769 186 75 1,305 536 N ationa I City 3 18 89 258 48 80 128 447 393 840 314 75 1,650 810 Oceanside 6 94 169 553 218 201 479 1,174 1,394 2,568 436 39 4,245 1,677 San Diego 57 571 1,091 4,756 1,627 1,766 3,393 10,392 7,683 18,075 6,765 758 33,508 75,433 Sheriff - Total 31 161 423 2,093 687 918 1,605 3,001 2,691 5,692 1,823 91 11,828 6,136 Del Mar 0 1 2 4 11 7 18 41 24 65 5 0 95 30
Encinitas 0 16 25 94 79 67 146 404 281 685 95 1 1,061 376 Imperial Beach 3 7 18 82 20 10 30 83 70 153 87 4 380 227 Lemon Grove 2 5 38 757 26 45 71 145 759 304 105 2 676 372 Poway 0 10 25 45 22 61 83 759 129 288 49 3 500 212
San Marcos 3 19 44 141 50 103 753 295 282 577 165 2 1,702 525 Santee 0 3 31 111 26 56 82 162 227 389 70 8 686 297
Solana Beach 1 3 9 13 75 45 60 90 49 139 32 0 257 178
Vista 2 22 87 246 78 132 210 372 386 758 262 8 7,587 829 Unin corpo rated 20 7 5 144 1,206 360 392 752 1,250 1,084 2,334 953 63 5,484 3,150 45 Ranch 0 2 2 4 20 21 41 42 29 71 12 0 132 61
Alpine 0 3 2 42 20 16 36 77 59 136 48 0 267 131
Fallbrook 2 6 14 105 73 71 144 187 201 388 106 0 765 377 Lakeside 1 5 19 106 27 27 54 170 0 207 95 0 487 280
Ramona 1 7 8 57 7 75 22 50 53 103 31 0 223 120
Spring Valley 8 13 35 254 44 55 99 189 0 346 175 0 930 584 Valley Center 0 5 11 66 29 35 64 761 93 254 107 0 507 253 Other Sheriff 2 12 5 264 2 10 12 16 22 38 36 0 369 331
California Highway Patrol 0 0 0 9 0 1 1 1 19 20 100 0 130 110 California State Universi ty San Marcos 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 5 1 0 7 2 San Diego Sta t e University 0 7 6 7 75 42 57 69 116 185 75 1 277 92 University of California San Diego 0 3 1 7 5 75 20 189 186 375 62 1 468 93 San Diego Harbor Police 0 13 73 171 1 65 66 273 757 430 4 6 637 207 California State Parks 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 9 8 17 0 0 19 2
Total 118 1,07 6 2,419 8,900 3,233 3,940 7,173 19,340 16,427 35, 7 67 11,154 454 66,607 30,840 - Note: The FBI Crim e Index includes homicide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault in the vio lent category and burgla ry, larcenY, and motor vehicfe theft in the p roperty category. ft should be noted that Califo rnia State Parks aid not report 2021dat a fort he ent ire yea r. The California Crime Index includes al/ FBI Index crimes except larceny. "Sheriff -Tota/" includ es the contract cities and the u nincor porated area served by the Sheriff, as well as crimes reported in the Sheriffs "other" category, which has previously included the Sheriff's detention facilit ies, courts staffed by the Sheriff, a nd crimes rep orted to the Sheriff that occurred in o city not served by t he Sher ifforo locat ion for which jurisd iction could not be determined. It is import ant to note that Coron ado Police Department (CPD) trans it ioned to C!BRS r eporting, and as a resu~ t heir larceny theft category for sioo and over is included and reflected in this report as $ 400 and over.

Sou rc e: SANDAC
43 Yea r s of Crime in the San Diego Region : 1980 thro ugh 2022 3 1 Appendix Table 14
Number of crimes by offense by juri sdiction
Sa n Diego re g ion , 2022
. . Non- Larceny Larceny Motor FB California
Homicide Rape Robbery Aggra~ Resider;tial Residential Total Over $400 and Total Vehicle Arson I Crime Crime Assau t Burg ary Burglary Burglary $400 under Larceny Theft Index Index Carlsbad 0 27 48 163 131 142
Chula Vista 8 33 295 639 164 355
Coronado 0 12 6 38 14 28
El Cajon 3 44 127 361 105 166
Escondido 2 60 146 357 119 282
La Mesa 1 12 47 125 62 99
Nationa I City 7 24 101 190 50 131
Oceansi de 7 63 174 598 255 230
San Diego 57 496 1,292 4,204 1,426 1,813
Sheriff - Tot al 28 1S0 420 2,197 686 948
Del Mar 0 l 2 2 13 11
Encini t as 0 4 18 85 70 75
Imperial Beach 2 l 25 75 23 14
Lemon Gro ve 3 3 45 114 23 42
Powa y 0 2 16 52 32 38
San Marcos 0 14 64 133 48 127
Sant ee l 19 31 105 20 52
Solana Beach 0 2 5 16 23 20
Vista 2 21 77 279 75 191
Un incorpo rat ed 20 83 137 1,336 3S9 378
45 Ranch 0 l 2 8 26 13
Alpine 0 4 2 43 14 24
Fall brook 1 7 19 94 66 61
Lakeside 5 15 12 124 22 42
Ramona 1 5 4 Bl 11 29
Spring Valle y 5 8 47 257 43 39
Valley Cent er 2 6 4 71 33 28
Ot he r She riff 4 24 4 399 2 10
California Highway Pat rol
California State University San M a rcos
San Dieg o State University 0 11 6 9 17 37
Unive rsity of California San Diego 0 1 l 7 7 18
San Diego Harbor Pol ice 0 9 6 115 1 73
California Sta te Parks
Total 107 942 2,669 . 9,00 3 3,03 7 4 ,322
273 802 692 1,494
579 1,437 596 2,033
42 181 70 257
271 555 579 1,074
401 866 872 1,738
161 441 449 890
181 455 331 786
485 1,233 1,239 2,472
3,239 9,044 6,346 15,390
1,634 3,202 2,533 S,735
24 51 23 74
145 394 271 665
37 97 63 160
65 119 144 263
70 205 148 353
175 337 308 645
72 217 163 380
43 104 53 157
266 435 427 862
737 1,243 933 2,176
39 39 15 54
34 62 66 128
127 219 172 391
64 143 0 243
40 37 52 89
82 194 0 347
61 115 50 165
12 20 28 48
54 103 158 261
25 129 197 326
74 315 149 464
7,359 18,763 14,151 32,914
150
974
31 342
540
189
286
470
6,325
1,865
18 103
75 131
39 162
65 23
300
949
15 37
101
107
29 213
77 49
10 134
44 11,360
13 38
0 23
19 19
11 44
175
191
0 l
0 7
2 6
9 0
8 158
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
3 4
7 2,155
4,501
380
2,=
3,244
1,425
1,575
4,269
30,997
12,029
121
1,020
375
624
532
1,193
673
246
1,807
5,4 38
119
248
740
570
249
953
386
540
357
49 4
712
661
2,468
129
1,148
l,S06
535
789
1,797
lS,607
6,29 4
47 35S
215
361
179
548
293
89 945
3,262
65 120
349
327
160
606
221
492
90 168
248
547 64,354 . 31,440
Not e: The FBI Crime Index includes homicide, rape,.robbery, and aggravated assault in the violent category and burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft in the property category. ft should be noted that California Highway Parrot. Californ ia State San Morcos University, and California Stat e Parks did not rep ort UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system . The California Crime Index includes all FBI Index crimes except larceny. "Sheriff -Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by th e Sheriff. as well as crimes reported in the Sheriffs "other" category, which has previously included the Sheriffs detention facilities, courts staffed by the Sheriff, and crimes reported to the Sheriff that occurred in o city not served by the Sheriff or a location for which jurisdiction could not be determineo'. As of September 2075, the Sheriffs "oth er" category also included crimes occurring in the Crossmont/Cuyamaca Community College District; and in May 2074, it included the San Diego County Administration building and surrounding park area. It is imp ortant to note that Coronado Police Department (CPD) and Chuta Vista Police Department (CVPO) transitioned to CIBRS reporting , and as a result their larceny theft category for $200 and over is included and reflected in this report as $400 and over.

Source· SANOAG
43 Years of Crime in the San D iego Regi o n: 1980 through 20 22 32 Appendix Table 15
FBI Index Violent Crime clearance rates by jurisdiction San Diego region, 2078, 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carlsbad 46% 46% 53%
Chula Vista 45% 37% 34%
Coronado
El Cajon 45% 57% 50%
Escondido 48% 57% 57%
La Mesa 54% 39% 43%
National City 46% 44% 42%
Oceanside 37% 47% 37%
San Diego 44% 38% 38%
Sheriff - Total 60% 63% 66%
Del Mar
Encinitas 55% 48% 57%
Imperial Beach 82% 55% 57%
Lemon Grove 57% 54% 65%
Poway 58% 67% 57%
San Marcos 57% 67% 59%
Santee 73% 83% 79%
Solana Beach
Vista 63% 58% 77%
Unincorporated 60% 66% 67%
4S Ranch
Alpine 77% 775% 73%
Fall broo k 67% 44% 40%
Ramona 84% 78% 82%
Valley Center 67% 99% 55%
Total 48% 45% 46%
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
7% 7%
-77% -3%
5% -7%
3% 0 %
-77% 4 %
-4% -2%
0% -4%
-6% 0 %
6% 3%
2% 9%
-25 % 2%
74% 77%
-7% -4%
8% -2%
6% -4%
8% 73%
7% 1%
2% -42 %
-27% -4%
-2% 4%
-72% -44%
-2% 1%
Note: FBI Index Violent Crimes include homicide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting !;}!Stem. California State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire yeor. ,;Sheriff-Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department. Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fat/brook, Ramona, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown (Campo, Julian, Lakeside, Pine Valley, Ranchita, Spring Valley, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista}. Clearance rates based on reported incidents or cases cleared numbering 30 or less are not computed for this table.

Source: SANDAC
43 Years of Crim e in t he San Diego Reg ion: 7980 th rou g h 2022 33 Appendix Table 16
FBI Index Property Crime clearance rates by jurisdiction Sa n Diego regio n, 2018, 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Ca rlsbad 77% 77% 9%
Chula Vista 9% 6% 5%
Coronado 73% 77% 70%
El Cajon 72% 7% 9%
Esc ondido 76% 72% 77%
La Mesa 20% 8 % 8 %
National City 76% 7% 70%
Oceanside 8 % 7% 6%
San Diego 7% 6% 6%
Sheriff - Total 20% 17% 16%
Del Mar
Encinitas 79% 77% 72%
Imperial Beac h 72% 77% 72%
Lemon Gro ve 24% 22% 22%
Po w ay 20 % 75% 76%
San Marcos 79% 78% 22%
Santee 47% 36% 32%
Solana Bea c h
Vista 75% 76% 76%
Unincorporat ed 18% 18% 15%
4S Ranch
A lpine 22% 35% 26%
Fallbrook 73% 76% 8%
Ramona 37%
Valle y Cente r 23% 78% 20%
Total 11% 9 % 9 %
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
-2% -2%
-4% -7%
-3% -7%
-3% 2%
-5% -7%
-72% 0 %
-6% 3%
-2% -7%
-7% 0%
-4 % -1%
-7% 7%
0% 7%
-2% 0%
-4% 7%
3% 4%
-9% -4%
7% 0%
-3% -3%
4% -9%
-5% -8%
-3% 2%
-2% 0%
Note: FBI Index Property Crimes include larceny, burglary, and motor vehicle theft. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not repor t UCR da ta for t he year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire year. "Sheriff-Total" includes th e contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriffs Department. Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook, Ramona, and Valley Cen t er, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown {Campo, Julian, Lakeside, Pine Valley, Ranchita, Spring Valley, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista). Clearance rat es based on reported incident s or cases cleared number ing 30 or less are not computed for this table.

Source : SANDAC
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 7980 through 2022 34 Appendix Table 17
Dollar value of property stolen by jurisdiction
San Diego region, 2078, 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
Carlsbad $6,230 ,677 $5,8 78,707 $7,435,749 79% 28%
Chula Vista $73,507,770 $77,727,769 $27,072,797 56% 79% Coronado $636,076 $7,277,837 $7,275,847 97% -4%
El Cajon $6,736,799 $7,437,469 $7,330,84 7 9% -7%
Escondido $6,99 5,397 $9,877,486 $73,759,573 97% 39%
La Mesa $3,408,678 $4,420,663 $4,044,3 70 79% -9%
National City $4,923,233 $5,007,895 $7,784,038 46% 43%
Oceanside $9,345,257 $72,224,798 $72,567,238 34% 3%
San Diego $B3,os 5;os7 $729,849,722 $772,934,292 708% 33% Sheriff - Total $43,114,912 $45,324,651 $52,651,769 22% 16% Del Mar $7,524,367 $287,295 $7,060,978 -30% 269%
Encinitas $3,329 ,222 $4,369,895 $4,65 7,767 40% 6%
Imperial Beach $7,256,749 $7,766,574 $7,347,627 7% 76%
Lemon Grove $7,276,097 $7,858,035 $2,272,680 73% 79%
Poway $7,565,835 $7,487,727 $7,867,879 79% 25%
San Marcos $3,704,356 $4,053,599 $3,865,058 25% -5%
Santee $7,477,330 $2,082,939 $7,742,926 78% -76%
Solana Beach $960,387 $7,276,373 $7,367,535 42% 7%
Vista $4,300,437 $5,386,8 77 $6,28 5,972 46% 77%
Unincorporated $24,320,750 $23,355,469 $28,262,013 16% 21% 4S Ranch $606,752 $7,423,000 $2,373,950 287% 63%
Alpine $7,077,773 $7,759,905 $2,777,686 709% 83%
Fallbrook $2,006,573 $2,700,002 $3,777,675 58% 78%
Ramona $665,477 $752,050 $997,289 49% 32%
Valley Center $8 86,976 $2,493,579 $2,387 ,977 769% -4% California High way Patrol $2,554,087 $3,423,080
California State University
San Marcos $76,278 $27,468
San Diego State Uni vers ity $342,9 75 $473,787 $388,400 73% -6% Uni vers ity of California San -74% 27% Diego $650,345 $464 ,207 $567,366 San Diego Harbor Police $7,780,976 $7,793,485 $2,889,985 745% 742% California State Parks $50,755 $79,876
Total $182,773,104 $244,489,094 $304,029,605 66% 24%
Note: Doi/or amounts are not adjusted for inflation and reflect the reported dollar values associated with stolen items reported by individual jurisdictions. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol , California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2021 data for the entire year. ''Sher iff-Total " includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department. Camp Pendleton is not incl uded. "Unincor porated " includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/b rook, Ramona, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown (Cam po, Julian, Lakeside, Pine Valley, Ranchita , Spring Valley, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Po way, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista).

Source: SANDAG
43 Year s of Cr ime in the San Diego Reg ion: 7980 thr o ugh 2022 35 Appendix Table 18
Dollar value of property recovered by jurisdiction
San Die g o reg io n , 2018 , 2021, a nd 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carlsbad $7,507,534 $2,752,392 $2,779,472
Chula Vista $4,776,895 $6,699,577 $7,964 ,699
Coronado $276,293 $238,773 $409,836
El Cajon $3,234,048 $3,566,230 $3,250,207
Escondido $3,352 ,497 $5,500,933 $5,663,830
La Mesa $7,047,903 $7,537,326 $7,467,055
National City $7,533,067 $2,549 ,203 $3,886,236
Oceanside $4,776,976 $5,662 ,357 $6,528,774
San Diego $24,893,205 $36,870,544 $30,203,022
Sheriff - Total $11,620,638 $17,624,279 $19,653,396
Del Mar $795,782 $36,675 $737,627
Encinitas $785,673 $699 ,640 $7,877,763
Imperial Beach $550 ,749 $577,297 $639 ,678
Lemon Gro ve $683,660 $7,037,634 $7,237,765
Pow ay $357,974 $400,782 $277,929
San Marcos $939 ,633 $2,057,025 $7,747,735
Santee $675,277 $842,674 $699,977
Solana Beach $792,275 $355,587 $500,378
Vista $7,367,774 $7,673,486 $2,563,677
Unincorporated $5,938 ,627 $10,010,145 $10,043,605
4S Ranch $727,626 $244 ,033 $764, 060
A lpine $460,447 $562,473 $475,977
Fallbrook $654,757 $7,348 ,694 $7,089,839
Ramona $778,602 $379,205 $363 ,969
Valley Center $397,503 $7,237,299 $7,003,859
California High w ay Patrol $7,723,443 $954,482
Californi a State Uni versit y $2,343 $7,497
San Mar cos
San Diego State Universit y $773,988 $96,258 $62,238
Uni versit y of California San $35,659 $60,753 $792,737 Diego
San Dieg o Harbor Police $86,599 $95 ,390 $240,942
California State Parks $2,072 $976
Total $56,997,154 $83,549,638 $81,641,178
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
47% -2%
93% 79%
89% 72%
<1% -9%
69% 3%
47% -5%
753% 52%
59% 75%
27% -78%
69% 12%
-29% 276%
739% 768%
76% 24%
80% 79%
-40 % -47 %
86% -75%
74% -77%
760% 47%
87% 53%
69% <1%
29% -33 %
-70% -26%
66% -79%
704% 74%
753% -79%
-45 % -35 %
439% 279%
778% 753%
43% -2%
Note: Dollar amounts are not adjusteo for inflation and reflect the reported dollar values by individual jurisdictions. It should be noteo that California Highway Potra( California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data far the year 2022 because they already transitioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2021 data for the entire year. "Sheriff-Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.

Camp Pendleton is not included. "Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook, Ramona, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown (Campo, Julian, Lakeside, Pine Valley, Ranchita, Spring Valley, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway , San Marcos, Santee, and Vista).

Source: SANDAC
43 Years of Crim e in the San Diego Reg ion: 7980 t h ro ugh 2022 36 Appendix Table 19
Property recovery rate by jurisdiction
San Diego region , 2078 , 2027, and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Carlsbad 24% 37% 29%
Chula Vista 30% 38% 38 %
Coronado 34% 79% 34%
El Cajon 48% 48% 44%
Escondido 48% 56% 47%
La Mesa 37% 35% 36%
National City 37% 57% 54%
Oceanside 44% 46% 52%
San Diego 30% 28% 77%
Sheriff - Total 27% 39% 37%
Del Mar 73% 73% 73%
Encinitas 24% 76% 40%
Imperial Beach 44% 44% 47%
Lemon Grove 54% 56% 56%
Poway 22% 27% 77%
San Marcos 30% 57% 45%
Santee 42% 40% 40%
Solana Beach 20% 28 % 37%
Vista 32% 37% 47%
Unincorporated 24% 43% 36% ·
4S Ranch 27% 77% 7%
Alpine 46% 48% 20%
Fall brook 33% 50% 34%
Ramona 27% 42% 37%
Valley Center 45% 50% 42%
California Highway Patrol 44% 28%
California State Uni versit y San Marc os 74% 7%
San Diego State Universit y 33% 23% 76%
Uni versit y of California San Diego 5% 73% 34%
San Diego Harbor Police 7% 8 % 8 %
California State Parks 4% 5%
Total 31% 34% 27%
Change
2018-2022 2021-2022
5% -8 %
8% 0 %
0% 75%
-4% -4%
-7% -75%
5% 7%
23% 3%
8% 6%
-73% -77%
10% -2%
0% 0%
76% 24%
3% 3%
2% 0 %
-77% -76%
75% -6%
-2% 0%
77% 9%
9% 70%
12% -7%
-74% -70%
-26% -28 %
7% -76%
70% -5%
-3% -8 %
-77% -7%
29% 27%
7% 0%
-4% -7%
Note: Dollar amounts are not adjusted for inflation and reflect the reported dollar values by individual jurisdictions. It should be noted that California Highway Patrol, California State San Marcos University, and California State Parks did not report UCR data for the year 2022 because they already transit ioned to the new reporting system. California State Parks also did not report 2027 data for the entire year . "Sheriff-Total" includes the contract cities and the unincorpora ted area served by the San Diego County Sheriffs Depar t ment.

Camp Pendleton is not included . ''Unincorporated" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fol/brook, Ramona, and Valley Center , as well as the unincorporated areas for which crime data are not individually shown (Campo, Julian, Lakeside, Pine Valley, Ranchita, Spring Valley, and the unincorporated areas of Encinitas, Imperial Beach, Lemon Grove, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista).

Sources: California Department of Motor Vehicles; California Department of Finance; SANDAC Population and Housing Estimates v202 7
43 Year s of Crime in the San Diego Region: 7980 through 2022 37 Appendix Table 20
Population by jurisdiction
San Diego region, 2018, 2021 , and 2022
2018 2021 2022
Change
2018-2021 2021-2022
Carlsbad 773,994 775,507 N/A 7% N/A
Chula Vista 268 ,588 274,449 N/A 2% N/A
Coronado 27,476 22,357 N/A 4% N/A
El Cajon 703,954 703,243 N/A -7% N/A
Escondido 757,068 757,688 N/A <7% N/A
La Mesa 60,057 59,578 N/A -7% N/A
National City 62,673 62,749 N/A <7% N/A
Oceanside 776,569 776,754 N/A <7% N/A
San Diego 7,476,956 7,477,034 N/A <-7% N/A
Sheriff - Total 901,534 902,507 N/A <1% N/A
Del Mar 4,289 4,258 N/A -7% N/A
Encinitas 62,394 62,289 N/A <-7% N/A
Imperial Beach 27,599 27,774 N/A 7% N/A
Lemon Grove 26,575 26,345 N/A -7% N/A
Poway 49,578 48,936 N/A -7% N/A
San Marcos 95,032 96,302 N/A 7% N/A
Santee 56,450 56,800 N/A 7% N/A
Solana Beach 73,866 73,827 N/A <-7% N/A
Vista 702,498 703,268 N/A 7% N/A
Unincorporated 463,313 462,708 N/A <-1% N/A
4S Ranch 23,502 22,480 N/A -4% N/A
Alpine 29,780 28,072 N/A -4% N/A
Fallbrook 53,205 52,355 N/A -2% N/A
Lakeside 55,263 54,347 N/A -2% N/A
Ramona 35,724 34,785 N/A -3% N/A
Spring Valley 73,307 70,467 N/A -4% N/A
Valley Center 24,020 23,442 N/A -2% N/A
Camp Pendleton 44,309 47,459 N/A -6% N/A
Total 3,321,118 3,315,404 N/A <-1% N/A
Occupied Households 7,737,797 7,760,772 N/A 2% N/A
Registered Vehicles 2,877,483 2,8 4 7,372 N/A 7% N/A
Note: Population figures are basea on current California Department of Finance estimates. "Sheriff -Total" includes th e contract cities and the unincorporated area served by the San Dieg o Co unty Sheriffs Department. Camp Pend leton is not included. "Uninco rpo rat ed" includes 45 Ranch, Alpine, Fo l/bro ok, Lakeside, Ramo na, Sprin g Valley, and Valley Center, as well as the unincorpora ted areas not shown (Campo , Julia n, Pine Valley, Ranchita , and the un incorpora ted areas of Encinitas, Imperi al Beach, Lemon Crave, Poway, San Marcos, Santee, and Vista). At the time of this publication 2021 population estimates are bein g used for 2022 as these are the most curren t estimates.

Sources: California Department of Motor Vehicles; California Department of Fina nce; SANDAC Population and Housing Estimates v2021
43 Years of Crime in the San Diego Region : 7980 thro ugh 2022 38