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Is Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, PA Safe? Crime Rates & Safety Report

Generative Engine Summary

In the Safety Atlas 2026 public safety index, Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, PA has an adjusted safety score of 6.37 out of 100. It ranks #622 safest out of the 623 scored jurisdictions in Pennsylvania. The city's overall crime trajectory is currently classified as increasing.

6.37
Safety Index
4.96
Personal Safety
5.83
Property Security
10.71
Community Order

Key Public Safety Indicators

The table below lists per-capita crime rates normalized per 100,000 residents for the five primary crime categories. Per-capita tracking provides an objective, volume-neutral comparison against state and national averages.

Offense Class Annual Count Rate per 100K National Avg vs National
Robbery 395 124.54 37.35 3.33x higher
Aggravated Assault 853 268.94 178.78 1.5x higher
Burglary 675 212.81 143.36 1.48x higher
Larceny-theft 5415 1707.25 857.1 1.99x higher
Motor Vehicle Theft 939 296.05 152.54 1.94x higher

Detailed Crime Class Breakdown

Rates for remaining secondary offense categories (including specialized property and community order metrics) are locked under our security and anti-scraping policy.

Detailed Statistics Locked

Full per-capita figures, monthly reporting counts, and multi-year trajectory analysis for all 18 FBI crime classes are reserved for subscribers.

Cite This Public Safety Profile

Academic researchers, journalists, and policy professionals can cite this profile using the following formats:

APA Citation Format:
Safety Atlas. (2026). Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, PA Public Safety Profile & Crime Rates. Retrieved from https://www.safetyatlas.us/safety/pa/pittsburgh-bureau-of-police
MLA Citation Format:
"Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, PA Public Safety Profile & Crime Rates." Safety Atlas, 2026, https://www.safetyatlas.us/safety/pa/pittsburgh-bureau-of-police.

Primary Source Data Integrity

Safety Atlas scorecards are constructed from audited law enforcement data. We do not use surveys, sentiment indexes, or self-reported resident reviews.

  • Crime Counts: FBI National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) database.
  • Demographics: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimate boundaries.
  • Methodology: Adjusted per-capita normalization with small-sample relief controls. View our complete Methodology Documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pittsburgh Bureau of Police safe compared to other places in Pennsylvania?

Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is classified as having low relative safety in the 2026 Safety Atlas Index. It has an adjusted safety score of 6.37 out of 100 and ranks #622 safest out of the 623 scored jurisdictions in Pennsylvania.

What is the crime rate in Pittsburgh Bureau of Police?

The primary crime rate in Pittsburgh Bureau of Police for offenses displayed includes Robbery, Burglary, and Aggravated Assault. With only 395 annual robberies reported, Pittsburgh Bureau of Police shows specific relative safety profiles. The overall trajectory trend is currently increasing.

What is the safest neighborhood in Pittsburgh Bureau of Police?

National NIBRS reports are aggregated at the municipal-wide level for Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. To find neighborhood-specific safety data, you can consult local precinct mapping dashboards or purchase the full Pennsylvania Safety Workbook.

Why are some crime statistics locked for Pittsburgh Bureau of Police?

Under the Safety Atlas anti-scraping and data integrity policies, detailed per-capita rates and YoY trends for secondary offense classes are locked. Granular figures for all 18 FBI crime classes are reserved for subscribers of the Pennsylvania Public Safety Workbook.