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Contra Costa County
Unincorporated Areas - Crime Maps
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Please note: The symbols
identifying crime approximate the locations where reported incidents occurred.
Only unincorporated areas and contract cities where the Sheriff's Office
provides police services are represented.
For information on crime in a particular city not serviced by the
Sheriff's Office contact the police department of that city.
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Alamo &
Roundhill |
Bay
Point |
Bay View,
Tara Hills
Montalvin Manor |
Bayo Vista, Rollingwood & East Richmond Heights |
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Bethel Island |
Byron |
Canyon |
Clyde |
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Contra Costa Centre |
Crockett |
Danville |
Diablo &
Blackhawk |
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Discovery Bay |
El
Sobrante |
Knightsen |
Lafayette |
North Richmond |
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Oakley |
Orinda |
Pacheco |
Port Costa |
Rodeo |
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Unincorporated
Brentwood |
Unincorporated Clayton |
Unincorporated Concord |
Unincorporated Martinez |
Unincorporated
Pleasant Hill |
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Unincorporated
Walnut Creek |
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Please note that maps are updated monthly.
Maps provide crime statistics for unincorporated areas of Contra Costa
County and Contract Cities of Danville, Lafayette, Oakley, Orinda, and San Ramon only.
If you have questions regarding the statistical information provided, please
contact Crime Analyst
Lori Hill at (925) 313-2535.
If you have questions regarding patrol response, please contact the respective
stationhouse.
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The State of California
requires that official statistical crime reporting comply with the Uniform Crime
Reporting (U.C.R.) standards established by the U.S. Department of Justice.
These standards exist to allow consistent reporting of criminal activity among
the varied laws of the 50 states. The statistics on this page, however, are
derived directly from raw Computer Aided Dispatch/Records Management System
(CAD/RMS) data and may not fully comply with U.C.R. guidelines. Despite the
potential for discrepancies between U.C.R. statistics and raw CAD/RMS data, the
raw data is used here because it generally provides a more detailed view of
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