The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is committed to transparency and keeping our community informed. This page provides access to crime statistics and law enforcement activity within the Sheriff’s Office jurisdiction, helping residents better understand reported incidents and public safety trends.
Explore the data to learn more about reported crimes, calls for service, bookings, traffic incidents, and other law enforcement activity. Filter the information by year and topic to focus on specific areas of interest and compare trends over time. You can also access the crime mapping tool to view reported incidents in your neighborhood and throughout unincorporated Kitsap County.
These resources support our commitment to accountability, transparency, and building a safer community through informed and engaged residents.
These statistics reflect incidents and activities reported to or handled by the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office within its jurisdiction. Counts represent reported activity and may change as incidents are reviewed, updated, or reclassified. Categories may overlap, and a reported incident does not necessarily indicate that a crime has been proven or that an arrest or conviction has occurred.
How to Use the Crime Statistics Dashboard
The Crime Statistics dashboard allows you to explore crime statistics and law enforcement activity reported to the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office. Use the interactive tools to filter information by year and topic, view trends, and focus on the data most relevant to you.
1. Select a Year - Use the year filter to choose the reporting year you want to review. The dashboard will update to display data for your selected year. You can select multiple years to compare statistics.
2. Choose a Topic - Select a crime or activity category, such as assaults, domestic violence, jail bookings, or motor vehicle thefts, to focus on the information you want to explore.
3. Review the Data - Explore the charts, graphs, and totals displayed in the dashboard. Depending on the report, you may be able to select individual chart elements to view more specific information or see how the data changes based on your selections.
4. Clear Your Selections - To return to a broader view of the data, clear your individual filter selections using the "Clear all slicers" button. This allows you to start a new search or comparison.
Helpful Tip: The dashboard is interactive, so selecting a filter or chart element may change the information displayed elsewhere in the report. Check your selected filters when reviewing the data to ensure you are viewing the information you intended.
These statistics are updated on the 5th of each month.