SpotCrime - The Public's Crime Map

Santa Maria is located in north of Los Angeles just outside of Vandenberg Air Force Base in Santa Barbara County . The population is over 100k make it the largest city in the county, ahead of Santa Barbara . Known for it's barbecued meat, in 2013 Sunset Magazine crowned Santa Maria 'The West's Best BBQ Town' and the city is also located within Santa Barbara County's wine country. We first reached out to Santa Maria with the help of a user who was interested in seeing Santa Maria crime on SpotCrime and in their SpotCrime email alerts . We worked with the SMPD to generate a file from their system that we upload weekly. Interested in seeing your city on SpotCrime ? Contact us and let us know. Make sure to also reach out to your local police agency and let them know about SpotCrime. If they send us crime information, we will map it and send out email alerts for free! Stay aware, stay safe.

SpotCrime has begun to map crime data from the LAPD again ! The public data feed Spotcrime was using to map LAPD data was interrupted in 2011 when  LAPD moved from an open mapping system to first providing data solely to the LA Times and then contracting with a police vendor to map crime for the public. Recently, the LAPD published a public crime data feed again on their website via a FTP (file transfer protocol). We feel this is great step in the right direction for departments, especially for departments of LAPD's size. A public data feed in spreadsheet format available for anyone to view electronically with no restrictions on sharing shows true transparency with crime data within a department. Make sure to thank the LAPD for their work toward publishing a feed. And if you live in the LA area, be sure to sign up for your local crime alert from SpotCrime . We will send you a crime map tailored to your address and specific radius directly to your inbox! Stay aware, st

As of yesterday, SpotCrime began receiving and mapping crime data from the city of Irvine, California. Check back for regular updates. A link to the Irvine Crime Map is here http://spotcrime.com/ca/irvine Currently, the data looks evenly distributed. To look at specific crimes on the SpotCrime site de-select the other crimes and hit refresh on the map.

SpotCrime is now receiving regular crime data from the Santa Rosa Police Department . We are mapping shootings, robberies, burglaries, domestic disturbances and other crimes for the entire city. Each crime type on SpotCrime are represented by a different icon. Shootings have a crosshairs icon, assaults are fists, thefts are represented by a blue man, burglaries ad robberies are represented by men in black, vandalism by a spray can, arsons by flames and other crimes are depicted with a question mark. All crimes that don't fall into the previous eight categories get put into Other. Click the link below to view our interactive map. http://spotcrime.com/ca/santa+rosa As always, SpotCrime provides free daily SMS and email alerts. Know your neighborhood! Register at www.spotcrime.com today.

SpotCrime is now receiving monthly crime data from the Petaluma Police Department . We are mapping serious crimes for the entire city including vandalisms, thefts, robberies and arrests. Follow the link below to view our Petaluma SpotCrime map. http://spotcrime.com/ca/petaluma As always, SpotCrime provides SMS and email alerts daily to our users. Know your neighborhood! Sign up at www.spotcrime.com .

SpotCrime is now receiving regular crime data from the Danville Police Department . We are mapping crimes like shootings, thefts, burglaries and assaults for the entire town. Crimes fall into nine categories on the SpotCrime map: Arrest, Arson, Assault, Burglary, Robbery, Shooting, Theft, Vandalism and Other. Crimes that fall into the Other category range from suspicious activity to trespassing and domestic disturbances. Follow the link below to view the interactive Danville crime map and search the latest crimes. http://spotcrime.com/ca/danville SpotCrime provides free daily crime alerts by SMS and email. Register today to receive up-to-date crime info for your city. Know your neighborhood!