When compared to 2025, the department has seen a 33% increase in domestic-violence-related aggravated assaults, which account for 35% of all aggravated assaults. However, overall crime continues to decline with a 20.4% decrease citywide.
“Reducing the number of domestic violence victims and ensuring those impacted are connected with the resources and support they need is among our top priorities,” said Acting Chief Brett Owen. “We’ve seen continued progress in other areas of crime, but recognize there is still important work ahead, particularly when it comes to addressing domestic violence in our community.
Comparing January through October 2025 to the same period in 2026, the city saw notable reductions in Violent Crime, Violent Crime with a Firearm, and Burglary.