Utah Home Security and Property Crime Statistics

Utah Crime Stats

Below, we break down Utah’s property crime rates, including detailed data on burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft. We compiled these figures and, using our security background, interpreted what the numbers actually mean for Utah residents. Our goal is to present the data clearly, while highlighting relevant trends.

Burglary in Utah

Over our 15-year observation period, burglaries accounted for roughly 13% of all property crime in the Beehive State. Break-ins peaked at 15,594 incidents before beginning a steady, long-term decline. In total, we tracked a 41% decrease, with reported cases falling from 14,971 to 8,871.

Larceny in Utah

Larceny makes up roughly 78% of all property offenses in Utah—one of the highest proportions we see in the Western region based on our data. Over our analysis period, theft incidents declined 25%, dropping from 72,082 to 53,937. Year over year, we’ve continued to see steady progress across the Beehive State.

Car Theft in Utah

Over our 15-year observation period, auto theft in Utah declined by 21%, dropping from 8,493 to 6,738 reported incidents. At its highest point, we recorded 9,529 vehicle thefts before numbers started declining steadily. According to our analysis, these offenses make up roughly 10% of all property crime in the Beehive State. While the trend is encouraging, the data also highlights areas where continued vigilance and preventive measures remain important for residents.

Find Home Security Systems in Utah

Keep your Utah home safe by clicking on your city or the nearest location below. Drawing on our security experience, we’ve put together a comprehensive list of local and national providers, complete with SecureScore ratings and detailed summaries. This allows you to compare options at a glance and make an informed choice about which service best fits your home’s needs.