Crime Analysis & Safety Report - City West Monroe, LA

The city of Madison, Wisconsin, a vibrant college town with a population of around 255,000 people, boasting a median income of $53,000. According to the crime data, Madison has a crime rate of 3,216 per 100,000 residents, with a safety score of 64 out of 100, earning a safety grade of C+. The data reveals that the majority of crimes committed in Madison fall under the category of property crimes, with 195 instances reported, accounting for 61.7% of the total crimes. Breaking down the property crimes further, we see that destruction, damage, or vandalism of property tops the list with 27 reported incidents, followed closely by larceny/theft offenses with 136 reported instances. Motor vehicle thefts, however, are relatively rare, with only 3 reported incidents. Assaults, on the other hand, account for 110 reported incidents, making up 34.8% of the total crimes. Notably, most of these assaults fall under the category of "Assault Offenses" with 110 reported incidents. Interestingly, sex offenses are relatively low, with only 6 reported incidents, but among these, kidnapping/abduction and sex offenses are the most common, with 3 reported incidents each. Robbery is another relatively rare crime in Madison, with only 4 reported incidents. The data also reveals that the majority of crimes occur within specific zip codes, with zip code 53715 reporting the highest number of crimes, including 51 reported incidents of property crimes and 23 reported incidents of assaults. Zip code 53711 follows closely, with 45 reported incidents of property crimes and 18 reported incidents of assaults. Insights from the data suggest that property crimes, particularly larceny/theft, are the most prevalent in Madison, with a higher concentration in certain zip codes. Assaults, on the other hand, are more evenly distributed across the city. The relatively low rate of sex offenses and robberies may indicate a generally safe environment for residents and visitors alike.