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Post Falls crime rate

3,859 per 100,000

Offenses reported per 100,000 residents by Post Falls police, 2025 (preliminary)

+601 per 100,000 since 2024 (3,258); −1,746 per 100,000 since 2019 (5,605); −1,837 per 100,000 since 2015 (5,696)

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report. Data period 2025. Status: preliminary. Published .

Crimes reported to police per 100,000 population, as published by ISP: the statewide figure from each report's Facts At A Glance summary, county figures from the County Totals 5 Year Trend table in the current County-Agency Crime Rates report, and place figures (ten cities' own police departments) from the same report's Police Department Totals 5 Year Trend table, merged across every reachable edition.

Change and comparison

From 2013 (6,599) to 2025 (3,859), the change was −2,740 per 100,000.

The series high is 6,599 per 100,000 in 2013 and the low is 3,258 per 100,000 in 2024.

Historical data

Post Falls crime rate, 2013 to 2025Post Falls crime rate, 2013 to 2025. 14 series. Post Falls: 6,599 in 2013, 3,859 in 2025.05,00010k15k201520202025Post FallsPer 100,000 residentsPost Falls crime rate, 2013 to 2025Post Falls crime rate, 2013 to 2025. 14 series. Post Falls: 6,599 in 2013, 3,859 in 2025.05,00010k15k201520202025ChubbuckPocatelloTwin FallsLewistonIdaho FallsCoeur d'AleneBoiseNampaCaldwellMountain HomeMoscowMeridianRexburgPost FallsPer 100,000 residentsPost Falls crime rate, 2013 to 2025Post Falls crime rate, 2013 to 2025. 14 series. Post Falls: 6,599 in 2013, 3,859 in 2025.05,00010k15k201520202025ChubbuckPocatelloTwin FallsLewistonIdaho FallsCoeur d'AleneBoiseNampaCaldwellMountain HomeMoscowMeridianRexburgPost FallsPer 100,000 residents

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report. Published .

Data table (13 rows)
PeriodPost Falls (per 100,000 residents)Chubbuck (per 100,000 residents)Pocatello (per 100,000 residents)Twin Falls (per 100,000 residents)Lewiston (per 100,000 residents)Idaho Falls (per 100,000 residents)Coeur d'Alene (per 100,000 residents)Boise (per 100,000 residents)Nampa (per 100,000 residents)Caldwell (per 100,000 residents)Mountain Home (per 100,000 residents)Moscow (per 100,000 residents)Meridian (per 100,000 residents)Rexburg (per 100,000 residents)
20136,5999,2667,2947,6057,8776,6119,5375,8745,5456,8515,079n/a3,6171,696
20146,3219,8595,1477,6797,6016,2559,1925,4926,6606,9265,9155,0393,7372,080
20155,6968,0697,2977,8646,6096,6187,3856,0667,0815,4255,2993,7603,5991,593
20165,7568,3717,9326,4587,8926,5777,6326,5026,7016,1345,6653,6714,3011,739
20175,5955,9377,8418,4996,9455,9137,1146,3787,0677,2596,8694,5364,3581,885
20185,33911,8028,1987,5226,8015,4656,5365,8636,8957,4057,0323,3744,4071,728
20195,60510,2917,1617,1246,1374,9465,2785,4836,0216,4057,7373,2053,9951,484
2020n/a10,5246,5557,3075,4955,4625,6555,1696,1735,4405,7892,8053,5751,540
2021n/a9,3396,6196,2065,9695,2415,2254,8985,9744,7754,1913,6223,3302,302
20224,4777,8775,6055,8457,6524,8434,6304,3156,0085,3364,7692,8893,1991,532
20233,8498,6655,8745,6835,1065,2775,2314,3845,3243,7253,2063,3312,8111,039
20243,25810,0905,8415,0994,9925,3954,8074,1024,2604,4182,8422,7432,7451,561
20253,8596,8645,3315,2984,9854,5894,1573,8993,8753,1812,6862,6312,2101,600

By city

The 14 most populous incorporated cities in Idaho, in order of their 2025 figure. A city with its own page is linked.

Per 100,000 residents

  1. Chubbuck6,864
  2. Pocatello5,331
  3. Twin Falls5,298
  4. Lewiston4,985
  5. Idaho Falls4,589
  6. Coeur d'Alene4,157
  7. Boise3,899
  8. Nampa3,875
  9. Post Falls3,859
  10. Caldwell3,181
  11. Mountain Home2,686
  12. Moscow2,631
  13. Meridian2,210
  14. Rexburg1,600

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report. Data period 2025. Published .

Data table (14 rows)
City2025
1. Chubbuck6,864
2. Pocatello5,331
3. Twin Falls5,298
4. Lewiston4,985
5. Idaho Falls4,589
6. Coeur d'Alene4,157
7. Boise City3,899
8. Nampa3,875
9. Post Falls3,859
10. Caldwell3,181
11. Mountain Home2,686
12. Moscow2,631
13. Meridian2,210
14. Rexburg1,600

Offenses reported

1,837 in 2025 (preliminary). Crimes the city's police department reported to ISP for the year, as printed under "Offense Total" on that agency's page of ISP's per-county Jurisdictional report, the same page that prints the crime rate this site stores for the city. It is the department's own count, not a figure computed from the rate or from the statewide offense total.

Offenses reported, 2017 to 2025Offenses reported, 2017 to 2025. Offenses reported by the city's police department: 1,823 in 2017, 1,837 in 2025.01,0002,0003,00020202025Offensesreported bythe city'spolicedepartmentCountOffenses reported, 2017 to 2025Offenses reported, 2017 to 2025. Offenses reported by the city's police department: 1,823 in 2017, 1,837 in 2025.01,0002,0003,00020202025Offensesreported bythe city'spolicedepartmentCountOffenses reported, 2017 to 2025Offenses reported, 2017 to 2025. Offenses reported by the city's police department: 1,823 in 2017, 1,837 in 2025.01,0002,0003,0002018202020222024Offensesreported by thecity's policedepartmentCount

Source: Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center, Crime in Idaho, annual report. Published .

Data table (7 rows)
PeriodOffenses reported by the city's police department (count)
20171,823
20181,823
20191,998
20222,073
20231,806
20241,526
20251,837

Source

Organization
Idaho State Police, Idaho Statistical Analysis Center
Dataset
Crime in Idaho, annual report
Geography
State, counties, and places (the ten cities whose police department is reported separately)
Time coverage
2005-2025 (2006 not available; see caveats)
Update frequency
Annual
Published
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
Crime in Idaho, annual report

Caveats

  • 2006 has no report: ISP's archived-report browser lists none for that year.
  • The statewide offense total and rate always use the Facts At A Glance figure; in 2005 the detailed offense table's own total and rate disagreed with its arithmetic.
  • County rates cover 2021-2025 only, from ISP's County Totals 5 Year Trend table, printed to the whole number. ISP's separate ranked county list prints the same figures to two decimal places. The trend table's Ada County figure, which this site stores, is 2,909; the ranked list's is 2,909.34. No county offense counts are published.
  • In a county with few residents, one offense moves the rate by a large amount; Clark County has under 800 residents.
  • A city's rate is its own police department's rate on a different population base than the county rate; the two are not comparable.
  • City rates span 2013-2025 but not every city every year; Post Falls has none for 2020 or 2021.
  • The FBI's National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) sorts offenses ISP reports into two groups. Group A covers serious offenses such as assault, burglary and theft, tracked in detail. Group B covers lesser offenses, including driving under the influence, recorded only as arrests. This site's crime counts and rates use ISP's Group A offense figures and Group B DUI arrests throughout.

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