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Schenectady County's crime rate dropped from 5,856 to 2,119 per 100,000 from 1991 to 2024, despite ongoing challenges.
Crime rates in Schenectady County have dropped significantly since the 1990s, falling from 5,856 crimes per 100,000 people in 1991 to 2,119 in 2024, according to federal data, mirroring national trends.
While overall statistics show a decline, local police leaders caution that factors like reporting changes, bail reform, and legal procedure shifts may affect data accuracy.
Chiefs note rising outstanding warrants, challenges in witness cooperation, and property crime spikes tied to specific incidents and policy changes.
In response, departments are using task forces, community outreach, mental health training, surveillance, and stronger partnerships—including programs like Coffee with a Cop and neighborhood watches—to improve safety and trust.
La tasa de delincuencia del condado de Schenectady cayó de 5,856 a 2,119 por cada 100,000 entre 1991 y 2024, a pesar de los desafíos en curso.