Houston Crime Data
Houston Crime Map
Explore incident-level crime data across Greater Houston — filter by year and offense type to uncover patterns in your neighborhood.
Crime Map
Legal Disclaimer: The datasets provided herein are strictly based on information extracted from public data sources, specifically the Harris County District Clerks (HCDC) and Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS). The data does not reflect the opinions, beliefs, or perspectives of the Crime Stoppers of Houston organization or its members. The Crime Stoppers of Houston disclaims any responsibility for any conclusions, decisions, or actions taken by users based on this data. All interpretations and conclusions drawn from these datasets are solely the responsibility of the individual or entity accessing them.
Using the Crime Map
Geographic Crime Visualization
View real-world locations of crimes like homicide, aggravated assault, sexual assault, and weapon offenses in Houston. Filter incidents by year and offense type to uncover spatial patterns across Greater Houston.
Interactive Exploration
Use the filters to narrow results by year or offense type. Zoom in on the map to focus on a specific area and click any pin to view incident details at the street level.
A New Lens on Existing Data
Our Houston Crime Map lets you see crime in your neighborhood. With access to police department incident data, we can visualize crime across the city and provide clear, accessible insights into where and when incidents occur.
Explore Crime Data by Location
Crime isn't just a number — it's a location, a pattern, and a story.
This interactive map provides a geographical lens on public safety, helping users understand where and how often certain offenses are occurring. By visualizing data at the incident level, the Glenda Gordy Research Center supports transparency, community awareness, and data-informed decision making.
Zoom in for specifics: Click into neighborhoods to identify case clusters and high-density zones.
Toggle insights: Choose your reporting year to see how incidents have changed over time.
Utilize with dashboards: Use this alongside our Houston Crime Dashboard for a full picture of time, place, and context.