In the event that crime data for this area is not available from the FBI, estimates are used. The estimates are based on demographic data including, but not limited to: home prices, income per capita and population density.
Crime map data by SpotCrime. Sign up for local SpotCrime alerts.
The Wood Streets crime map provides a detailed overview of all crimes in Wood Streets as reported by the local law enforcement agency. Based on the color coded legend above, the crime map outlines the areas with lower crime compared to the areas with higher crime. The Wood Streets crime heat map offers insight into the total crimes on a block group level.
Did you know?
The overall crime rate in Wood Streets is 29% lower than the national average.
For every 100,000 people, there are 5.33 daily crimes that occur in Wood Streets.
Wood Streets is safer than 56% of the cities in the California.
In Wood Streets you have a 1 in 52 chance of becoming a victim of any crime.
The number of total year over year crimes in Riverside has decreased by 4%.
The chance of being a victim of violent crime in Wood Streets is 1 in 251
The chance of being a victim of property crime in Wood Streets is 1 in 65
The chance of being a victim of crime in Wood Streets is 1 in 52
Year Over Year Crime In Riverside (per 100,000 people)
Riverside police department
Item
Wood Streets
Riverside
California
Law enforcement employees (officers & civilians)
n/a
520
51,506
Police officers & civilians /1000 residents
n/a
1.7
3.6
Sex offenders in California
State
Total offenders
California /100K
National /100K
California
68,119
197
222
There are a total of 68,119 sex offenders in California. This yields a total of 197 sex offenders in California per 100,000 residents which is 11% less than the national average.
Source: The Wood Streets, Riverside, CA crime data displayed above is derived from the FBI's uniform crime reports for the year of 2017. The crime report encompasses more than 18,000 city and state law enforcement agencies reporting data on property and violent crimes. The uniform crime reports program represents approximately 309 million American residents, which results in 98% coverage of metropolitan statistical areas.
