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Denver Crime Rate — June 2025

Congress Park burglary ran 77% above its multi-year baseline.

Congress Park burglary is the headline of June 2025 — a sharp above-trend move that stands out even in a month where other-larceny signals are widespread across Denver. Montclair other-larceny had been the citywide lead category coming into this briefing, but burglary is the fresh story: South Park Hill also registered a burglary spike, giving the category a two-neighborhood footprint in the top five.

Citywide volume is down 9.5% against the prior 12 months — 43,095 incidents against 47,637. The signal mix is weighted toward declines: 118 below-trend signals and 75 sustained-shift signals against 18 spikes across 78 neighborhoods. Other-larceny spikes in Montclair, University Hills, and College View - South Platte push against that broader downtrend and account for three of the top five signals this month.

The other-larceny pattern that pushed Montclair to the top of last month's rankings hasn't reversed — it's spread. Three distinct neighborhoods are now showing the same move, which makes it a category story more than a neighborhood story. The burglary cluster in Congress Park and South Park Hill is one month old; whether it extends into July is the key thing to watch in next month's briefing.

FIG 1 · LEAD ANOMALYBURGLARY · CONGRESS PARK · 24-MO COUNT
01223μ 9.3 · σ 5.2 · trailing 12-mo2023-072025-06ARCHIVED
Congress Park burglary, monthly count over 24 months ending in June 2025. The dashed line is the trailing-12-month mean for context. The final bar (highlighted) is June. Frozen view as published.

Sustained drops worth naming

Motor Vehicle Theft ran below trend in the trailing 12 months — 32% down from the year before. Sustained shifts often precede a baseline reset; we surface them at the same prominence as spikes.

How last month's forecasts performed

Forecasts for June were issued from data through May 2025. 9 of 9 citywide bucket forecasts (100%) landed inside their 95% prediction intervals.

CategoryPredictedActualErrorIn CI
Aggravated Assault244[219269]2421.0%INSIDE
Arson8[016]625.4%INSIDE
Burglary367[293440]32812.0%INSIDE
Homicide4[07]410.4%INSIDE
Motor Vehicle Theft474[341605]40616.8%INSIDE
Other Larceny960[8761047]9491.2%INSIDE
Robbery105[85124]9411.8%INSIDE
Theft from Vehicle627[463806]6043.7%INSIDE
Vandalism611[544682]6617.5%INSIDE

Per-bucket coverage, MAPE, and bias across the full 12-month horizon live on the methodology page.

CITEPublic Analyst.ai, “June 2025Denver,” archived snapshot.Permanent URL: /denver/2025/june