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Idaho crime rate

3,166.52 per 100,000

Offenses reported per 100,000 Idaho residents, 2025 (preliminary)

−444.01 per 100,000 since 2024 (3,610.53 per 100,000); −1,291.8 per 100,000 since 2020 (4,458.32 per 100,000); −1,544.98 per 100,000 since 2015 (4,711.5 per 100,000); −3,215.68 per 100,000 since 2005 (6,382.2 per 100,000)

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report, Statewide Crime Profile and County-Agency Crime Rates. Data period 2025. Status: preliminary. Published July 29, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

What the number tells us

Offenses reported per 100,000 Idaho residents: 3,166.52 per 100,000 in 2025 (preliminary). Group A (NIBRS) offenses per 100,000 population, as published by ISP: the statewide figure from each report's Facts At A Glance summary, and county figures from the five-year county trend table in the current County-Agency Crime Rates report.

Among 44 Idaho counties in 2025, Bannock County was highest at 4,826 per 100,000 and Butte County lowest at 136 per 100,000.

Historical data

Idaho crime rate, 2005 to 2025Idaho crime rate, 2005 to 2025. Idaho: 6,382.2 in 2005, 3,166.52 in 2025.3,0004,0005,0006,0007,00020052010201520202025IdahoPer 100,000 residents

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report, Statewide Crime Profile and County-Agency Crime Rates. Published July 29, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

Data table (20 rows)
PeriodIdaho (per 100,000 residents)
20056,382.2
20075,969.4
20085,496.4
20095,301.1
20105,179.8
20115,202.7
20125,086.8
20134,973.6
20144,650.3
20154,711.5
20165,034.9
20175,124.73
20185,028.82
20194,586.43
20204,458.32
20214,282.26
20224,093.16
20233,865.49
20243,610.53
20253,166.52

Offenses by type

Group A offenses reported statewide in a calendar year, broken out by ISP's own offense category label.

Offenses by type, 2025Offenses by type, 2025. 25 bars, from Drug/Narcotic Violations (12,540) to Statutory Rape (63).Drug/Narcotic Violations12,540Drug Equipment Violations10,678Simple Assault10,545Larceny/Theft Offenses9,605Destruction Of Property5,049Fraud Offenses4,941Aggravated Assault3,305Intimidation1,872Burglary/Breaking and Entering1,822Weapons Law Violations1,150Motor Vehicle Theft1,079Fondling965Rape688Counterfeiting/Forgery545Pornography/Obscene Material521Kidnapping268Stolen Property Offenses266Extortion/Blackmail193Embezzlement150Sexual Assault w/ Object136Arson114Robbery113Sodomy94Animal Cruelty89Statutory Rape63

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report, Statewide Crime Profile and County-Agency Crime Rates. Data period 2025. Published July 29, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

Data table (33 rows)
Type2025 (count)
Drug/Narcotic Violations12,540
Drug Equipment Violations10,678
Simple Assault10,545
Larceny/Theft Offenses9,605
Destruction Of Property5,049
Fraud Offenses4,941
Aggravated Assault3,305
Intimidation1,872
Burglary/Breaking and Entering1,822
Weapons Law Violations1,150
Motor Vehicle Theft1,079
Fondling965
Rape688
Counterfeiting/Forgery545
Pornography/Obscene Material521
Kidnapping268
Stolen Property Offenses266
Extortion/Blackmail193
Embezzlement150
Sexual Assault w/ Object136
Arson114
Robbery113
Sodomy94
Animal Cruelty89
Statutory Rape63
Murder35
Prostitution Offenses21
Incest18
Human Trafficking, Commercial Sex Acts11
Negligent Manslaughter7
Bribery2
Gambling Offenses2
Human Trafficking, Involuntary Servitude2

By county

44 of 44 counties have a value for 2025. Idaho statewide on the same basis: 3,166.52 per 100,000.

Idaho crime rate by county, 2025Idaho crime rate by county, 2025. 44 bars, from Bannock (4,826) to Butte (136).Bannock4,826Nez Perce4,681Valley4,214Twin Falls4,047Payette3,984Jerome3,592Kootenai3,549Canyon3,273Benewah3,135Bonneville3,062Gooding3,044Ada2,909Shoshone2,887Blaine2,833Adams2,727Minidoka2,726Boise2,566Fremont2,540Idaho2,435Bonner2,354Bingham2,341Clark2,281Latah2,260Gem2,194Boundary2,190Elmore2,086Power1,891Lincoln1,834Caribou1,780Clearwater1,623Custer1,525Madison1,522Jefferson1,481Cassia1,472Oneida1,461Washington1,398Bear Lake1,329Lewis1,216Franklin1,063Teton982Lemhi816Camas389Owyhee331Butte136

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report, Statewide Crime Profile and County-Agency Crime Rates. Data period 2025. Published July 29, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

Data table (44 rows)

Source

Organization
Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center
Dataset
Crime in Idaho, annual report, Statewide Crime Profile and County-Agency Crime Rates
Geography
State and counties
Time coverage
2005-2025 (2006 not available; see caveats)
Update frequency
Annual
Published
July 29, 2026
Retrieved
September 8, 2026
Original file
https://nibrs.isp.idaho.gov/CrimeInIdaho/Publication/Active/Sections/2.%20Statewide%20Crime%20Profile.pdf
Methodology
https://isp.idaho.gov/pgr/isac/
License
Public domain. Idaho state government work.
Our copy
isp-crime-in-idaho, built by scripts/fetch-isp-crime-in-idaho.py

Caveats

  • 2006 is not available: it is not listed in ISP's own archived-report browser under any URL this puller could find, unlike every other year from 2005 through the newest report.
  • 2014's detailed offense-by-category table has no extractable text in the source PDF (its numbers appear to be rendered as a graphic there); 2014 has no crime.offenses_by_type observations and no crime.dui_arrests observation, though its statewide totals, rate, and person/property/society counts are unaffected, since those come from the report's separate 'Facts At A Glance' prose summary.
  • crime.offenses_total and crime.offense_rate are taken from each report's 'Facts At A Glance' summary, not from the detailed offense table's own grand-total row: for at least one year (2005) that table's own printed rate does not arithmetically match its offense count divided by its own stated population base, while the Facts At A Glance rate does.
  • Offense category names and definitions have drifted over 2005-2025 (for example the 2013 UCR rape-definition change, and general relabeling such as "Forcible Rape" becoming "Rape"), so crime.offenses_by_type categories are not identical across all years; each observation's category is ISP's own label for that year.
  • County-level crime.offense_rate covers 2021-2025 only, from the one five-year 'County Totals 5 Year Trend' table in the current report, printed to the whole number; earlier years are not available at the county level in any single document, and no county offense counts are published in that table.
  • County rates are ISP's own published Group A crime rates per 100,000 population, taken from the five-year trend table under the heading 'Idaho Group A Crime Rate'. The same document's ranked county list prints the current year to two decimals (Ada County 2,909.34 beside the table's 2,909); the table's whole-number figure is used so all five years share one precision.
  • County rates are highly sensitive to small changes in offense counts for Idaho's least-populous counties (for example Clark County, population under 800): a rate that looks extreme for a small county reflects a small denominator, not necessarily a data error.
  • DUI arrests (crime.dui_arrests) are Group B arrests, a different, non-NIBRS-classified arrest category from the Group A offense counts and rates above; earlier reports label this row "DUI", later reports "Driving Under the Influence".

Data

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