NIBRS (National Incident-Based Reporting System)
NIBRS is an incident-based reporting system that collects data on each crime occurrence. The NIBRS program collects data on 22 primary offense categories, referred to as Group A offenses, and collects arrest data only on 11 additional offenses, referred to as Group B offenses. For each reported offense within the Group A category, incident, victim, property, offender, and arrestee information is collected. Full participation in the NIBRS program provides law enforcement agencies with a common denominator to link with other law enforcement agencies. It also provides extensive crime-specific information, which can further assist in the identification of common crime problems or trends. NIBRS data has the capability of providing information on numerous offenses including weapons violations, drug-related offenses, hate crimes, domestic violence, abuse of the elderly, gang-related crimes, and alcohol-related crimes.
Important Message: The CAD Mine data below will be available for calls for service up to March 17, 2009. No new data will be added to the CAD mine beyond March 17, 2009 at this time. The Sheriff's Office has switched CAD systems and is currently not reporting new calls for service data at this time. Please return to this page in the future for more details on calls for service availabe here, electronically.
If you are interested in Crime Statistics for an unincorporated area of Douglas County beyond the data available here please contact records at 303-660-7545.