Report: Crime continues to decline across state
The latest report from the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection shows crime against persons dropped by 2.6%.
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May 14, 2025, 11:02 AM
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Updated 40 min ago
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New statistics show crime continues to decline across Connecticut.
The latest report from the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection shows crime against persons dropped by 2.6%.
Property crime is down nearly 17%.
Crimes against society fell by 4.4%.
The numbers reflect a long-term trend of improvement in the state.
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