Serious offenses reported to Dayton police each month: violent (Part I) and property (Part I).
Property offenses (Part I): 387 in October 2026. Change from September 2026: −7.6%. From a year earlier: −21.5%.
Next update: November 2026 figures, expected around Dec 1, 2026.
What this means
The Property offenses (Part I) figure, 387, was 21.5% lower than in October 2025 (493). It’s the lowest since April 2026.
How Property compares
| Property offenses (Part I) | 387 | |
|---|---|---|
| Violent offenses (Part I) | 63 |
| October 2026 | October 2025 | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property offenses (Part I) | 387 | 493 | −21.5% |
| Violent offenses (Part I) | 63 | 89 | −29.2% |
Common questions
What is the latest figure for reported crimes in Dayton in Property?
Property offenses (Part I): 387 in October 2026, from the Dayton Police Department.
How has the figure for reported crimes in Dayton in Property changed over the past year?
It was 387 in October 2026, against 493 in October 2025 (−21.5%).
How often is the figure for reported crimes in Dayton updated?
Monthly, from the Dayton Police Department. Next update: November 2026 figures, expected around Dec 1, 2026.
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About this data
Counts of offenses reported to the Dayton Police Department within the city, by the month they were committed, from the department's open data, grouped as the data labels them, Part I violent and Part I property (in the standard definitions, Part I violent covers homicide, rape, robbery and aggravated assault, and Part I property covers burglary, theft, motor vehicle theft and arson). These are reports, not convictions; one incident can include more than one offense, and recent months can grow as late reports are added. Only complete months are shown. Records start in 2023.
Source: Dayton Police Department, Crimes open data (City of Dayton GIS). Updated November 5, 2026, monthly. Download the data (CSV).