Below, we break down Alabama property crime rates. Our security researchers have included detailed observations and trends for burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft. You can also scroll down to see the actual data in the graphs we put together below.
Burglary in Alabama
Burglary in Alabama has declined significantly over the years. Our analysis shows burglaries peaked at 51,119 incidents before dropping 40% across the 15-year observation period. Throughout the timeframe, burglary accounted for approximately 24% of all property crime in the state – nearly 1 in 4 property crimes committed in Alabama is burglary.
Larceny in Alabama
Larceny remains the most prevalent property crime in Alabama, accounting for approximately 68% of all property crime. That said, the data shows a 23% decrease across the observation period, with incidents reaching their lowest point at 92,477. This is a positive shift overall.
Car Theft in Alabama
Car theft in Alabama has shown notable volatility, with motor vehicle thefts peaking at 15,018 incidents before declining 4% overall. Despite this modest decrease, recent trends show an uptick worth monitoring.