College Station, Texas Crimes And Misdemeanors

College Station, Texas is a town of about 123,000 people. College Station is also the home to the College Station Police Department. According to statistics published by College Station police, College Station has seen a steady decline in crime rates over the past few years. College station's crime rates are not as high as many other towns in Texas and across America. This is largely due to the efforts made by College Station PD and residents alike who have been making an effort to reduce crime through various means.

The most common crimes committed in College Station TX are theft, burglary and assault. College Station Texas has a crime index of 38 or 'Medium' which means College Station is safer than most towns in the US with an average crime rate.

College Station Police Department offers programs for residents to reduce crimes such as Identity Theft Prevention Program (IPPP), Neighborhood Watch Programs, Citizen Police Academies, Crime Stoppers and more. All of these programs combined with a high overall educated population allows this city to combat crime better then most.

Murder rates in College Station TX are low and College Station TX has one of the lowest percentage of violent crimes. The current murder rates in College Station Texas is at a rate of 0. College Station Texas violent crimes are low and College Station TX has one of the lowest percentage in this category as well. The current College Station Texas violent crime rates is at a rate of 18 per year with 50% being aggravated assault, 25% robbery, 12.25%.

College Station Texas is a great place to raise children due to this safety rating, even though College Station does not have many parks for kids there are plenty of other places they can play around town. College station offers community events such as music in the park or our famous farmers markets. One supporting business of these local events is the new company in town doing crime scene cleanup. This is a crime scene cleanup company that cleans after crime scenes are released by the police, but also help with any kind of blood cleanup at a home in College Station.