Vermont Crime Rates 1960 - 2008
Vermont Law Enforcement Agency Uniform Crime Reports 1980 to 2005
Vermont Crime Rates 1960 - 2008
Forcible  Aggravated  Larceny-  Vehicle 
Year  Population  Index  Violent  Property  Murder  Rape  Robbery  assault  Burglary  Theft  Theft 
1960  389,881  3,218  37  3,181  1  9  9  18  944  1,898  339 
1961  395,000  3,226  79  3,147  6  36  16  21  1,324  1,489  334 
1962  390,000  4,001  57  3,944  1  24  18  14  1,461  2,133  350 
1963  390,000 4,334  92  4,242  2  33  27  30  1,614  2,167  461 
1964  409,000  3,527  89  3,438  2  24  13  50  1,064  1,968  406 
1965  397,000  3,892  89  3,803  2  26  18  43  1,286  2,128  389 
1966  405,000  4,524  80  4,444  6  28  16  30  1,733  2,238  473 
1967  417,000  5,095  86  5,009  13  18  8  47  2,156  2,332  521 
1968  422,000  5,117  157  4,960  11  31  26  89  2,093  2,505  362 
1969  439,000  6,898  234  6,664  11  40  41  142  2,632  3,536  496 
1970  444,732  8,437  329  8,108  6  46  34  243  3,249  4,308  551 
1971  458,000  9,528  333  9,195  5  52  45  231  3,325  5,233  637 
1972  462,000  10,185  445  9,740  8  50  49  338  3,411  5,802  527 
1973  464,000  11,591  327  11,264  10  52  41  224  3,719  6,913  632 
1974  470,000  13,511  353  13,158  16  58  65  214  4,791  7,551  816 
1975  471,000  16,396  448  15,948  10  69  74  295  5,181  9,948  819 
1976  476,000  15,195  563  14,632  26  71  85  381  4,868  8,821  943 
1977  483,000  19,146  722  18,424  7  77  149  489  6,512  10,631  1,281 
1978  487,000  18,538  810  17,728  16  71  70  653  6,142  10,543  1,043
1979  493,000  26,125  908  25,217  7  113  141  647  7,779  15,776  1,662 
1980  511,299  25,506  914  24,592  11  149  199  555  7,806  15,278  1,508 
1981  515,000  26,063  659  25,404  22  170  142  325  8,033  15,860  1,511 
1982  516,000  24,210  655  23,555  12  180  119  344  6,080  16,160  1,315 
1983  525,000  21,697  696  21,001  19  214  146  317  5,724  14,296  981 
1984  530,000  21,030  769  20,261  12  105  122  530  5,387  14,054  820 
1985  535,000  20,801  790  20,011  18  103  112  557  5,210  13,924 877 
1986  541,000  21,515  807  20,708  11 118  120  558  5,135  14,593  980 
1987  548,000  23,406  748  22,658  15  123  92  518  6,085  15,485  1,088 
1988  556,000  23,577  791  22,786  11  128  89  563  6,098  15,591  1,097 
1989  567,000  23,182  753  22,429  11  131  102  509  5,835  15,466  1,128 
1990  562,758  24,429  716  23,713  13  146  66  491  6,119  16,424  1,170 
1991  567,000  22,426  662  21,764  12  173  67  410  5,784  15,161  819 
1992  570,000  19,437  624  18,813  12  142  51  419  4,706  13,507  600 
1993  576,000  22,881  658  22,223  21  229  52  356  5,036  16,423  764 
1994  580,000  18,852  562  18,290  6  160  71  325  4,274  13,154  862 
1995  585,000  20,087  692  19,395  13  165  64  450  4,451  14,150  794 
1996  589,000  17,687  714  16,973  11  159  91  453  3,964  12,124  885 
1997  589,000  16,658  705  15,953  9  156  79  461  3,611  11,542  800 
1998  591,000  18,552  628  17,924  13  163  56  396  3,966  13,084  874 
1999  593,740  16,735  676  16,059  17 136  65  458  3,537  11,610  912 
2000  608,827  18,185  691  17,494  9  140  117  425  3,501  13,184  800 
2001  612,978  16,978  644 16,334  7  107  107  423  3,150  12,426 758 
2002 616,408  15,600  658  14,942  13  126  77  442  3,489  10,684  769 
2003  619,343  14,510  707  13,803  15  126  62  504  3,017  10,132  654 
2004 621,233  15,039 713  14,559  16 160  78  459  3,435  10,537  587
2005  622,387  15,521  782  14,749  8  153  76  545  3,185  10,894  670 
2006  623,908  15,131  852  14,379  12  150  110  580  3,300  10,493  586 
2007  621,254  15,102  772  14,430  12  123  80  557  3,106  10,683  641 
2008  621,270  16,615  844  15,771  17 127  89  611  3,462  11,724  585 
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Vermont Crime Index Rates Per 100,000 Inhabitants
Forcible  Aggravated  Larceny-  Vehicle 
Year  Population  Index  Violent  Property  Murder  Rape  Robbery  assault  Burglary  Theft  Theft 
1960  389,881  825.4  9.5  815.9  0.3  2.3  2.3  4.6  242.1  486.8  86.9 
1961  395,000  816.7  20.0  796.7  1.5  9.1  4.1  5.3  335.2  377.0  84.6 
1962  390,000  1,025.9  14.6  1,011.3  0.3  6.2  4.6  3.6  374.6  546.9  89.7 
1963  390,000  1,111.3  23.6  1,087.7  0.5  8.5  6.9  7.7  413.8  555.6  118.2 
1964  409,000  862.3  21.8  840.6  0.5  5.9  3.2  12.2  260.1  481.2  99.3 
1965  397,000  980.4  22.4  957.9  0.5  6.5  4.5  10.8  323.9  536.0  98.0 
1966  405,000  1,117.0  19.8  1,097.3  1.5  6.9  4.0  7.4  427.9  552.6  116.8 
1967  417,000  1,221.8  20.6  1,201.2  3.1  4.3  1.9  11.3  517.0  559.2  124.9 
1968  422,000  1,212.6  37.2  1,175.4  2.6  7.3  6.2  21.1  496.0  593.6  85.8 
1969  439,000  1,571.3 53.3  1,518.0  2.5  9.1  9.3  32.3  599.5  805.5  113.0 
1970  444,732  1,897.1  74.0  1,823.1  1.3  10.3  7.6  54.6  730.6  968.7  123.9 
1971  458,000  2,080.3  72.7  2,007.6  1.1  11.4  9.8  50.4  726.0  1,142.6  139.1 
1972  462,000  2,204.5  96.3  2,108.2  1.7  10.8  10.6  73.2  738.3  1,255.8  114.1 
1973  464,000  2,498.1  70.5  2,427.6  2.2  11.2  8.8  48.3  801.5  1,489.9  136.2 
1974  470,000  2,874.7  75.1  2,799.6  3.4  12.3  13.8  45.5  1,019.4  1,606.6  173.6 
1975  471,000  3,481.1  95.1  3,386.0  2.1  14.6  15.7  62.6  1,100.0  2,112.1  173.9 
1976  476,000  3,192.2  118.3  3,073.9  5.5  14.9  17.9 80.0  1,022.7  1,853.2  198.1 
1977  483,000  3,964.0  149.5  3,814.5  1.4  15.9  30.8  101.2  1,348.2  2,201.0  265.2 
1978  487,000  3,806.6  166.3  3,640.2  3.3  14.6  14.4  134.1  1,261.2  2,164.9  214.2 
1979  493,000  5,299.2  184.2  5,115.0  1.4  22.9  28.6  131.2  1,577.9  3,200.0  337.1 
1980  511,299  4,988.5  178.8  4,809.7  2.2  29.1  38.9  108.5  1,526.7  2,988.1  294.9 
1981  515,000  5,060.8  128.0  4,932.8  4.3  33.0  27.6  63.1  1,559.8  3,079.6  293.4 
1982  516,000  4,691.9  126.9  4,564.9  2.3  34.9  23.1  66.7  1,178.3  3,131.8  254.8 
1983  525,000  4,132.8  132.6  4,000.2  3.6  40.8  27.8  60.4  1,090.3  2,723.0  186.9 
1984  530,000  3,967.9  145.1  3,822.8  2.3  19.8  23.0  100.0  1,016.4  2,651.7  154.7 
1985  535,000  3,888.0  147.7  3,740.4  3.4  19.3  20.9  104.1  973.8  2,602.6  163.9 
1986  541,000  3,976.9  149.2  3,827.7  2.0  21.8  22.2  103.1  949.2  2,697.4  181.1 
1987  548,000  4,271.2  136.5  4,134.7  2.7  22.4  16.8  94.5  1,110.4  2,825.7  198.5 
1988  556,000  4,240.5  142.3  4,098.2  2.0  23.0  16.0  101.3  1,096.8  2,804.1  197.3 
1989  567,000  4,088.5  132.8  3,955.7  1.9  23.1  18.0  89.8  1,029.1  2,727.7  198.9 
1990  562,758  4,340.9  127.2  4,213.7  2.3  25.9  11.7  87.2  1,087.3  2,918.5  207.9 
1991  567,000  3,955.2  116.8  3,838.4  2.1  30.5  11.8  72.3  1,020.1  2,673.9  144.4 
1992  570,000  3,410.0  109.5  3,300.5  2.1  24.9  8.9  73.5  825.6  2,369.6  105.3 
1993  576,000  3,972.4  114.2  3,858.2  3.6  39.8  9.0  61.8  874.3  2,851.2  132.6 
1994  580,000  3,250.3  96.9  3,153.4  1.0  27.6  12.2  56.0  736.9  2,267.9  148.6 
1995  585,000  3,433.7  118.3  3,315.4  2.2  28.2  10.9  76.9  760.9  2,418.8  135.7 
1996  589,000  3,002.9  121.2  2,881.7  1.9  27.0  15.4  76.9  673.0  2,058.4  150.3 
1997  589,000  2,828.2  119.7  2,708.5  1.5  26.5  13.4  78.3  613.1  1,959.6  135.8 
1998  591,000  3,139.1  106.3  3,032.8  2.2  27.6  9.5  67.0  671.1 2,213.9  147.9 
1999  593,740  2,818.6  113.9  2,704.7  2.9  22.9  10.9  77.1  595.7  1,955.4 153.6 
2000  608,827  2,986.9  113.5  2,873.4  1.5  23.0 19.2 69.8  575.0  2,165.5 132.9
2001  612,978  2,769.8 105.1  2,664.7  1.1  17.5  17.5 69.0  513.9  2,027.2  123.7 
2002  616,408  2,530.7  106.7  2,424.0  2.1  20.4  12.5  71.7  566.0  1,733.3  124.8 
2003  619,343  2,342.9  114.2  2,228.7  2.4  20.3  10.0 81.4  487.1 1,635.9  105.6 
2004  621,233  2,420.2  114.8  2,343.6  2.6  25.8  12.6  73.9  552.9  1,696.1 94.5 
2005  622,387   2,495.3  125.6  2,369.7  1.3  24.6 12.2 87.6  511.7  1,750.4 107.7
2006  623,908  2,441.3  136.6  2,304.7  1.9  24.0 17.6 93.0  528.9  1,681.8 93.9
2007  621,254   2,446.8  124.1  2,322.7  1.9  19.8 12.9 89.7  500.0  1,719.6 103.2
2008  621,270   2,674.4  135.9  2,538.5  2.7  20.4 14.3 98.3  557.2  1,887.1 94.2
Vermont Law Enforcement Agency Uniform Crime Reports 1980 to 2005
US States Crime 2004 -2006 Crimes per 100,000 and Ranking
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The table below provides the rank of each State's reported rate of crime as compared to the 50 States and the District of Columbia.  1 = the highest reported crime rate and 51 = the lowest. Going from one year to the next a higher number means, that compared to other States, the relative crime rate is increasing and a lower number means that the relative level of crime is decreasing.  The Index category represents the total number of crimes, and since most crimes involve property crime it is weighted towards these types of crime.  
State Year Population   Index   Violent   Property   Murder    Forcible Rape   Robbery   Aggravated assault   Burglary   Larceny- Theft   Vehicle Theft 
Vermont 2008 49 44 50 39 38 45 50 49 30 35 50
Vermont  2007  49 47 50 45 45 48 50 49 38 41 48
Vermont  2006  49 48 49 46 42 43 47 48 37 44 50
Vermont  2005  49 48 49 45 51 42 50 48 38 43 49


In the year 2000 Vermont had an estimated population of 608,827 which ranked the state as having the 49th in population. For that year the State of Vermont had a total Crime Index of 2,986.9 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 44th highest total Crime Index. For Violent Crime Vermont had a reported incident rate of 113.5 per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 48th highest occurrence for Violent Crime among the states. For crimes against Property, the state had a reported incident rate of 2,873.4 per 100,000 people, which ranked as the state 39th highest. Also in the year 2000 Vermont had 1.5 Murders per 100,000 people, ranking the state as having the 46th highest rate for Murder. Vermont’s 23.0 reported Forced Rapes per 100,000 people, ranked the state 44th highest. For Robbery, per 100,000 people, Vermont’s rate was 19.2 which ranked the state 46th highest for Robbery. The state also had 69.8 Aggravated Assaults for every 100,000 people, which indexed the state as having the 48th highest position for this crime among the states. For every 100,000 people there were 575.0 Burglaries, which ranks Vermont as having the 33rd highest standing among the states. Larceny - Theft were reported 2,165.5 times per hundred thousand people in Vermont which standing is the 36th highest among the states. Vehicle Theft occurred 132.9 times per 100,000 people, which fixed the state as having the 47th highest for vehicle
United States Crime Statistics
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