SpotCrime - The Public's Crime Map

Adding up our three crime mapping sites (SpotCrime, MyLocalCrime and UCrime), it looks like ReportSee is the most visited crime mapping site in the US.

Our sister crime mapping site, MyLocalCrime, now has a full screen view.  This works great on most screens including the iPad.  The map is fully functional.  Click anywhere and the map will refresh with  crime data around the point you've picked, or enter an address in the top right of the screen.  As always, you can sign up for crime alerts.  This is a free service to all police agencies .  So if you don't see your police department participating.  Ask them to share data with us, and we'll map it - no charge to you or your police department!  

Drawing from the success and positive response from our sister site- MyLocalCrime.com . We've just changed the front page of SpotCrime. The new SpotCrime layout still has similar features The new page is designed to give immediate crime information around your location, make sure to click 'Accept' or Approve' in your browser to share your location with us. We'll do the rest, and provide a crime map of your location with the most recent crime data we have available. Below the map, you'll find a crime table of incidents based on proximity and date. Pull down menu to search by state is still available, make sure to click 'GO' after you select your state You can still find our fully functional interactive maps by using the pull down menu on the top left and selecting your state. From there, chose your city or neighborhood crime map, and you'll be able to access a fully searchable crime map. We do not remove historical data, so plea

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.