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After gathering and analyzing property crime statistics and trends, our experts have developed home protection guidance for households in the Sunflower State.
We have collated multiple data sources and reports on Kansas property crime rates, focusing on burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft trends. After careful analysis, here’s what we learned.
Home invasions in Kansas have declined from 19,028 in 2005 to 9,984 incidents in our recent review, which is nearly a 48% reduction. Peak incidents reached 20,461 in 2007, with current levels working out to be about 15% of total property offenses. We attribute the improvements to enhanced security awareness throughout the Sunflower State.
Theft in Kansas has also seen a decline. Our first recording was 76,222 in 2005, and it has dropped to 50,165 incidents. Our analysis shows larceny accounts for approximately 74% of property crime. To date, theft has continued to decline annually across urban and rural areas of the Sunflower State.
Car theft in Kansas has declined 22% in total over our observation period, dropping from 9,338 incidents to 7,279. Incidents hit a low of 5,958 in 2009 before steadily increasing. Numbers appear to have stabilized over the past five years. Currently, motor vehicle theft represents approximately 11% of all property crime statewide.
Find the right security solution for your Kansas home by selecting your city below. Our experts have included SecureScore ratings and detailed summaries for each provider to assist in your decision.