Overview
- City data show overall crime down 22% against a five-year baseline, with violent crime down 15%.
- Compared to last year, overall crime fell 18% and violent offenses declined 8%, the mayor reported.
- Officials cite youth engagement scale, including more than 5,000 Parks participants, over 47,000 engagement hours, and about 250 interns at nearly 100 worksites.
- The city highlights its Real Time Crime Center and the Eyes on the Rock camera network as tools that supported policing.
- Mayor Frank Scott Jr. says public safety is the top priority and notes the city reports its figures to federal agencies.