Wyoming Crime Rates 1960 - 2006
Wyoming Law Enforcement Agency Uniform Crime Reports 1980 to 2005
Wyoming Crime Rates 1960 - 2006
Forcible  Aggravated  Larceny-  Vehicle 
Year  Population  Index  Violent  Property  Murder  Rape  Robbery  assault  Burglary  Theft  Theft 
1960  330,066  6,351  362  5,989  16  23  176  147  990  4,620  379 
1961  338,000  6,646  288  6,358  11  12  121  144  1,226  4,747  385 
1962  365,000  5,867  156  5,711  12  28  51  65  1,038  4,177  496 
1963  337,000  6,294  213  6,081  12  21  72  108  1,163  4,457  461 
1964  343,000  6,557  285  6,272  19  35  46  185  1,301  4,562  409 
1965  340,000  6,707  257  6,450  10  39  61  147  1,235  4,752  463 
1966  329,000  7,289  273  7,016  16  40  69  148  1,263  5,257  496 
1967  315,000  7,598  294  7,304  15  23  43  213  1,594  5,159  551 
1968  315,000  8,032  278  7,754  20  28  39  191  1,717  5,606  431 
1969  320,000  8,645  286  8,359  33  37  51  165  1,808  5,984  567 
1970  332,416  9,880  376  9,504  19  41  73  243  2,147  6,810  547 
1971  340,000  9,576  532  9,044  18  47  68  399  1,993  6,433  618 
1972  345,000  10,461  511  9,950  14  48  117  332  2,057  7,190  703 
1973  353,000  12,048  763  11,285  24  55  116  568  2,470  8,058  757 
1974  359,000  13,105  519  12,586  18  55  153  293  2,970  8,846  770 
1975  374,000  15,543  764  14,779  38  64  185  477  3,229  10,512  1,038 
1976  390,000  15,503  851  14,652  27  97  114  613  2,982  10,726  944 
1977  406,000  16,673  978  15,695  22  89  161  706  3,295  11,255  1,145 
1978  424,000  19,057  1,189  17,868  30  100  204  855  3,545  12,871  1,452 
1979  450,000  21,708  1,579  20,129  41  124  190  1,224  3,887  14,607  1,635 
1980  468,954  23,384  1,841  21,543  29  134  208  1,470  4,238  15,686  1,619 
1981  492,000  25,249  2,116  23,133  27  174  206  1,709  4,728  16,972  1,433 
1982  502,000  24,116  1,527  22,589  46  136  172  1,173  4,432  16,903  1,254 
1983  514,000  20,631  1,219  19,412  30  110  153  926  3,626  14,932  854 
1984  511,000  18,819  1,237  17,582  17  107  118  995  3,279  13,518  785 
1985  509,000  20,437  1,307  19,130  22  114  102  1,069  3,515  14,732  883 
1986  507,000  22,091  1,486  20,605  27  111  114  1,234  4,144  15,606  855 
1987  490,000  19,753  1,387  18,366  10  154  98  1,125  3,516  14,171  679 
1988  471,000  18,685  1,479  17,206  12  113  71  1,283  3,103  13,432  671 
1989  475,000  18,473 1,227  17,246  21  134  81  991  3,001  13,593  652 
1990  453,588  19,099  1,367  17,732  22  134  72  1,139  2,862  14,194  676 
1991  460,000  20,189  1,427  18,762  15  119  79  1,214  3,184  14,867  711 
1992  466,000  21,320  1,489  19,831  17  163  84  1,225  3,127  16,003  701 
1993  470,000  19,566  1,345  18,221  16  161  81  1,087  3,023  14,470  728 
1994  476,000  20,419  1,297  19,122  16  160  79  1,042  3,097  15,254  771 
1995  480,000  20,737  1,220  19,517  10  165  86  959  2,938  15,774  805 
1996  481,000  20,462  1,201  19,261  16  140  98  947  3,184  15,408  669 
1997  480,000  20,068  1,225  18,843  17  137  85  986  2,998  15,198  647 
1998  481,000  18,315  1,191  17,124  23  133  78  957  2,696  13,759  669 
1999  479,602 16,583  1,115  15,468  11  137  74  893  2,349 12,523  596 
2000  493,782 16,285  1,316  14,969  12  160  70 1,074  2,078 12,318  573 
2001  493,754 17,392  1,272  16,120 9 153  84  1,026  2,481  12,943  696 
2002  498,830  17,858 1,364  16,494  15  148  93  1,108  2,448  13,303  743 
2003  502,111  17,962  1,314  16,648  14  136  84  1,080  2,611  13,239  798 
2004  505,887 18,052  1,163  16,889  11  112  67  973  2,738 13,352  799 
2005  508,798 17,242  1,172  16,070  14  122  78 958  2,426 12,905  739 
2006  515,004 16,584  1,234  15,350  9  140  72 1,013 2,320 12,254  776 
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Wyoming Crime Index Rates Per 100,000 Inhabitants
Forcible  Aggravated  Larceny-  Vehicle 
Year  Population  Index  Violent  Property  Murder  Rape  Robbery  assault  Burglary  Theft  Theft 
1960  330,066  1,924.2  109.7  1,814.5  4.8  7.0  53.3  44.5  299.9  1,399.7  114.8 
1961  338,000  1,966.3  85.2  1,881.1  3.3  3.6  35.8  42.6  362.7  1,404.4  113.9 
1962  365,000  1,607.4  42.7  1,564.7  3.3  7.7  14.0  17.8  284.4  1,144.4  135.9 
1963  337,000  1,867.7  63.2  1,804.5  3.6  6.2  21.4  32.0  345.1  1,322.6  136.8 
1964  343,000  1,911.7  83.1  1,828.6  5.5  10.2  13.4  53.9  379.3  1,330.0  119.2 
1965  340,000  1,972.6  75.6  1,897.1  2.9  11.5  17.9  43.2  363.2  1,397.6  136.2 
1966  329,000  2,215.5  83.0  2,132.5  4.9  12.2  21.0  45.0  383.9  1,597.9  150.8 
1967  315,000  2,412.1  93.3  2,318.7  4.8  7.3  13.7  67.6  506.0  1,637.8  174.9 
1968  315,000  2,549.8  88.3  2,461.6  6.3  8.9  12.4  60.6  545.1  1,779.7  136.8 
1969  320,000  2,701.6  89.4  2,612.2  10.3  11.6  15.9  51.6  565.0  1,870.0  177.2 
1970  332,416  2,972.2  113.1  2,859.1  5.7  12.3  22.0  73.1  645.9  2,048.6  164.6 
1971  340,000  2,816.5  156.5  2,660.0  5.3  13.8  20.0  117.4  586.2  1,892.1  181.8 
1972  345,000  3,032.2  148.1  2,884.1  4.1  13.9  33.9  96.2  596.2  2,084.1  203.8 
1973  353,000  3,413.0  216.1  3,196.9  6.8  15.6  32.9  160.9  699.7  2,282.7  214.4 
1974  359,000  3,650.4  144.6  3,505.8  5.0  15.3  42.6  81.6  827.3  2,464.1  214.5 
1975  374,000  4,155.9  204.3  3,951.6  10.2  17.1  49.5  127.5  863.4  2,810.7  277.5 
1976  390,000  3,975.1  218.2  3,756.9  6.9  24.9  29.2  157.2  764.6  2,750.3  242.1 
1977  406,000  4,106.7  240.9  3,865.8  5.4  21.9  39.7  173.9  811.6  2,772.2  282.0 
1978  424,000  4,494.6  280.4  4,214.2  7.1  23.6  48.1  201.7  836.1  3,035.6  342.5 
1979  450,000  4,824.0  350.9  4,473.1  9.1  27.6  42.2  272.0  863.8  3,246.0  363.3 
1980  468,954  4,986.4  392.6  4,593.8  6.2  28.6  44.4  313.5  903.7  3,344.9  345.2 
1981  492,000  5,131.9  430.1  4,701.8  5.5  35.4  41.9  347.4  961.0  3,449.6  291.3 
1982  502,000  4,804.0  304.2  4,499.8  9.2  27.1  34.3  233.7  882.9  3,367.1  249.8 
1983  514,000  4,013.8  237.2  3,776.7  5.8  21.4  29.8  180.2  705.4  2,905.1  166.1 
1984  511,000  3,682.8  242.1  3,440.7  3.3  20.9  23.1  194.7  641.7  2,645.4  153.6 
1985  509,000  4,015.1  256.8  3,758.3  4.3  22.4  20.0  210.0  690.6  2,894.3  173.5 
1986  507,000  4,357.2  293.1  4,064.1  5.3  21.9  22.5  243.4  817.4  3,078.1  168.6 
1987  490,000  4,031.2  283.1  3,748.2  2.0  31.4  20.0  229.6  717.6  2,892.0  138.6 
1988  471,000  3,967.1  314.0  3,653.1  2.5  24.0  15.1  272.4  658.8  2,851.8  142.5 
1989  475,000  3,889.1  258.3  3,630.7  4.4  28.2  17.1  208.6  631.8  2,861.7  137.3 
1990  453,588  4,210.6  301.4  3,909.3  4.9  29.5  15.9  251.1  631.0  3,129.3  149.0 
1991  460,000  4,388.9  310.2  4,078.7  3.3  25.9  17.2  263.9  692.2  3,232.0  154.6 
1992  466,000  4,575.1  319.5  4,255.6  3.6  35.0  18.0  262.9  671.0  3,434.1  150.4 
1993  470,000  4,163.0  286.2  3,876.8  3.4  34.3  17.2  231.3  643.2  3,078.7  154.9 
1994  476,000  4,289.7  272.5  4,017.2  3.4  33.6  16.6  218.9  650.6  3,204.6  162.0 
1995  480,000  4,320.2  254.2  4,066.0  2.1  34.4  17.9  199.8  612.1  3,286.3  167.7 
1996  481,000  4,254.1  249.7  4,004.4  3.3  29.1  20.4  196.9  662.0  3,203.3  139.1 
1997  480,000  4,180.8  255.2  3,925.6  3.5  28.5  17.7  205.4  624.6  3,166.3  134.8 
1998  481,000  3,807.7  247.6  3,560.1  4.8  27.7  16.2  199.0  560.5  2,860.5  139.1 
1999  479,602  3,457.7  232.5  3,225.2  2.3 28.6 15.4  186.2 489.8  2,611.1  124.3
2000  493,782  3,298.0  266.5  3,031.5  2.4  32.4  14.2  217.5  420.8  2,494.6  116.1 
2001  493,574  3,522.4  257.6  3,264.8  1.8  31.0  17.0  207.8  502.5  2,621.3  141.0 
2002  498,830  3,579.9 273.4  3,306.5 3.0  29.7  18.6  222.1  490.7  2,666.8  148.9 
2003  502,111  3,577.3  261.7  3,315.6  2.8  27.1  16.7  215.1  520.0  2,636.7  158.9 
2004  505,887  3,568.4  229.9  3,338.5 2.2 22.1 13.2  192.1 541.2  2,639.3  157.9 
2005  508,798  3,388.7  230.3  3,158.4  2.8  24.0  15.3  188.1  476.3  2,536.4 145.21 
2006  515,004  3,220.2  239.6  2,980.6  1.7  27.2  14.0  196.7  450.5  2,379.4  150.71 
Wyoming Law Enforcement Agency Uniform Crime Reports 1980 to 2005
US States Crime 2004 -2006 Crimes per 100,000 and Ranking
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In the year 2000 Wyoming had an estimated population of 626,932 which ranked the state as having the 48th in population. For that year the State of Wyoming had a total Crime Index of 4,249.4 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 22nd highest total Crime Index. For Violent Crime Wyoming had a reported incident rate of 566.9 per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 10th highest occurrence for Violent Crime among the states. For crimes against Property, the state had a reported incident rate of 3,682.5 per 100,000 people, which ranked as the state 23rd highest. Also in the year 2000 Wyoming had 4.3 Murders per 100,000 people, ranking the state as having the 26th highest rate for Murder. Wyoming’s 70.3 reported Forced Rapes per 100,000 people, ranked the state 1st highest. For Robbery, per 100,000 people, Wyoming’s rate was 78.2 which ranked the state as having the 33rd highest for Robbery. The state also had 405.1 Aggravated Assaults for every 100,000 people, which indexed the state as having the 10th highest position for this crime among the states. For every 100,000 people there were 621.9 Burglaries, which ranks Wyoming as having the 31st highest standing among the states. Larceny - Theft were reported 2,685.8 times per hundred thousand people in Wyoming which standing is the 22nd highest among the states. Vehicle Theft occurred 374.8 times per 100,000 people, which fixed the state as having the 24th highest for vehicle theft among the states.
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