Live Crime Map — Real-Time Police Incidents in 63+ Cities

In cities with official open-data feeds it comes directly from police data portals — but each has its own publication lag and reporting rules, and none captures unreported crime. In cities without a public feed (Vernon, Cabo San Lucas, Manila), incidents are geocoded from media and police releases and reflect only what is newsworthy.

It depends on the portal: Seattle's 911 dispatch and NOPD calls-for-service are near-real-time; most Socrata and ArcGIS police feeds update every 15–60 minutes; Vancouver, London and NYC publish on slower cycles (6 hours to quarterly). Source and publication lag are noted per city.

Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, New York City, New Orleans, Washington DC, Toronto, Raleigh, Halifax, London, Stockholm, Denver, Portland, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, San Diego, Las Vegas, Detroit, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Memphis, Nashville, Tampa, Charlotte, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Sacramento, San Antonio, St. Louis, Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City, Edmonton, Montreal, Ottawa, Surrey, Victoria, Peel Region, York Region, Amsterdam, Munich, Prague, Ostrava, Plzeň, Olomouc, Brno, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Bristol, Oslo, Mexico City, Belfast, Cardiff and Newcastle upon Tyne. Coverage elsewhere comes from geocoded media reports and community submissions.

Yes — Vancouver's VPD archive goes back to 2003, enabling year-over-year neighbourhood comparisons in the map's Trends tab. Other cities show recent-incident views rather than deep history.