All SIBRS crimesCOMPLETED 2024
53,817Raw published citywide count
Official public data. Local context.Completed OSBI SIBRS agency table · December 31, 2024
Completed OSBI SIBRS agency tableDECEMBER 31, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY / SOURCE-GATED VIEW
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The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation’s completed 2024 Crime in Oklahoma report publishes an Oklahoma City Police Department row from the State Incident-Based Reporting System, which is compatible with NIBRS. It records 53,817 crimes: 14,237 against persons, 34,399 against property, and 5,181 against society.
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNTS WILL APPEAR ONLY WHEN THE OFFICIAL SOURCE CAN SUPPORT THEM.Crimes against propertyCOMPLETED 2024
34,399Raw published citywide count
Crimes against personsCOMPLETED 2024
14,237Raw published citywide count
Crimes against societyCOMPLETED 2024
5,181Raw published citywide count
Reporting ownerOKLAHOMA CITY POLICEOSBI agency row OK0550600
Reporting systemSIBRSNIBRS-compatible incident reporting
Published period2024 COMPLETENot a current-year count
Patrol geography4 + BRICKTOWNFour main divisions and one subdivision
WHY THE MAP IS PAUSED
Missing geography is not zero.
This is a completed 2024 agency summary, not a current-year incident feed. OCPD’s current public crime map is a separate viewing product and does not expose a stable anonymous row export that this ledger can independently classify and join to official patrol geography. Oklahoma City documents four main patrol divisions plus the smaller Bricktown subdivision, but this page does not redraw them as a crime choropleth.
Showing citywide values across neighborhood polygons would imply a distribution the source does not publish. This page therefore stays honest: it preserves the available measures and leaves the neighborhood layer visibly unavailable.
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The figures are informational public-police counts, not convictions or population-adjusted rates. Categories follow the source’s current definitions and can be revised.