[usalady]

The information is available at no charge to the public as it proactively tracks and publishes crime data on an interactive map. Citizens can review the crime type, time, general location and name of the agency reporting the crime. Law enforcement agencies engaged with the service include police and sheriff departments.

Read more http://www.examiner.com/article/neighborhood-crime-reported-daily-on-free-internet-site

[Moose4]

When we were looking for places to live down here in the Charlotte, NC area, spotcrime.com was absolutely invaluable in figuring out neighborhoods to avoid (hint: most of them). Unfortunately most of the jurisdictions around here have since blocked Spotcrime from accessing their data and have instead gone to a single paid vendor, who charges for access to their crime data (and it’s delayed almost a week and inaccurate anyway).

}:-)4

[humblegunner]

(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...

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[Thank You Rush]

And the internet site is?????? No help going to the link and some links aren’t available...

[manic4organic]

Is there a URL for the actual site? I couldn’t find it.

[Vigilanteman]

Almost is effective is to look up precinct voting data. Anything with less than 40% Democrat voters (including the place we live) tends to be fairly nice neighborhoods, regardless of income (ours is lower middle class) and demographics.

[bigbob]

I assume you really meant for us to go here:

http://www.publicengines.com/products/crimereports.php

[manic4organic]

I went to the site and still can’t find out how to access the free neighborhood data.

[Eddie01]

http://spotcrime.com/mi/detroit