The Orlando Police Department released 2024 crime statistics, covering various aspects of law enforcement operations and public safety within the community.
These figures offer valuable insights into the police department’s activities, including calls for service, crime trends, seizures, arrests, and other efforts that contribute to maintaining Orlando as a safe and livable community.
A key highlight for OPD from the past year is the overall reduction in crime within the City of Orlando. In 2024, OPD made significant progress in addressing violent crime through proactive policing strategies.
This effort contributed to a 40% reduction in homicides, with the total number decreasing from 38 in 2023 to 23 in 2024. Additionally, the Orlando Police Department achieved a 96% solve rate by the end of the year.
The Orlando Police Department’s crime statistics from 2024 showed:
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- Responded to 757,799 Calls
- 18% Decrease in Overall Crime
- 10% Decrease in Violent Crime
- Seized 1,340 Illegal Guns
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- 196 of them were seized in downtown Orlando
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- Made 15,860 Arrests
- Conducted 68,250 Traffic Stops
- Added 159 New Officers
- Invested 20,000+ Training Hours
- 96% homicide clearance rate
“Well done to the dedicated men and women of the OPD Homicide Unit for their continued commitment and hard work,” the Orlando Police Department stated.
While calling it a detailed overview of key statistics, this is all the information that OPD said is available to share at this time. For any additional crime information, submit a Public Records Request online.
