To increase public access to information, SAPOL has introduced more detailed crime statistical reporting at suburb/post code level.
This new interactive suburb level crime mapping tool provides you with more information about the incidence of crimes against the person and crimes against property in your suburb or postcode area for the previous month. To complement this release, please also refer to the following table:
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) September 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) August 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) July 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) June 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) May 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) April 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) March 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) February 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) January 2022
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) December 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) November 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) October 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) September 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) August 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) July 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) June 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) May 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) April 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) March 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) February 2021
12 months rolling crime statistics (state totals) January 2021
Note: Due to a systems change some offence sub-categories show significant variance from the prior rolling 12 months.
A further five years of suburb-based crime data for crimes against the person and crimes against property is available at data.sa.gov.au, for longer term trend analysis.
Sexual offences are not included in these data sets at suburb/post code level for privacy reasons.
Find out more about the descriptions of criminal offences