Wyoming County Reported Crime Incident Counts (2024)

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23 counties · alphabetical; missing values are not zero.

Violent Crime incidents distribution

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Wyoming counties Violent Crime incidents reported incident counts. Missing means absent from export, not zero. Select sortable headings to reorder; select a name for detail.

1,417	366	699	Not in export	Not in export	26	77	360	28
Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export
2,133	522	895	2	2	56	60	511	33
287	68	155	Not in export	Not in export	6	63	55	4
375	97	136	Not in export	Not in export	8	15	68	11
88	31	32	Not in export	Not in export	4	5	18	1
1,134	354	589	1	9	56	32	352	58
282	108	91	Not in export	Not in export	16	18	63	6
115	14	34	Not in export	Not in export	1	2	20	Not in export
196	47	96	Not in export	Not in export	6	18	51	3
5,163	1,176	2,643	3	20	140	313	1,760	180
164	29	44	Not in export	Not in export	4	5	31	4
3,757	776	1,826	4	9	113	154	1,061	123
84	23	42	Not in export	Not in export	8	4	22	2
581	162	295	Not in export	1	33	33	157	16
74	38	16	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	Not in export	1	2
1,150	387	319	Not in export	Not in export	20	22	181	14
98	39	35	Not in export	Not in export	6	3	27	Not in export
1,607	617	673	1	1	38	46	356	49
388	120	110	Not in export	Not in export	12	7	71	4
592	201	266	2	Not in export	16	32	176	7
143	45	45	Not in export	Not in export	5	1	37	1
164	59	77	Not in export	Not in export	4	13	35	7

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Method and limitations

Counts are distinct incident IDs in each BJS LEARCAT county chart export, filtered by 2024, Wyoming, Incidents and the named BJS crime type, offense category or offense. No ORI events are allocated independently.

Absent export rows are unknown, not zero; counts exclude nonreported crime and do not account for missing agency months or nonreporters. No county rate or safety inference is supported.

Bureau of Justice Statistics. Wyoming County Reported Crime Incident Counts (2024). Generated using the Law Enforcement Agency Reported Crime Analysis Tool (LEARCAT), 2026-10-08T20:54:29.392594+00:00. LEARCAT methodology and offense definitions. Source is FBI NIBRS as-reported incidents, not an FBI county estimate. BJS workshop.

Not Specified is kept outside county rows; official exported counts: Aggravated Assault incidents: 34, All reported incidents: 1,556, Burglary/Breaking & Entering incidents: 2, Larceny/Theft Offenses incidents: 20, Motor Vehicle Theft incidents: 20, Murder and Nonnegligent Manslaughter incidents: absent from export (not zero), Property Crime incidents: 48, Robbery incidents: absent from export (not zero), Violent Crime incidents: 131. An absent county/category is marked Not in export, never assumed zero. The CSV uses an empty cell for absence. The county FIPS join uses exact Wyoming county names against the Census 2024 county reference.

LEARCAT incident categories are broader than FBI Crime Data Explorer summary violent/property offense totals; a single incident can have several offenses and appear in multiple categories. LEARCAT Violent Crime includes simple assault, intimidation and sexual offenses in addition to murder, robbery and aggravated assault; Property Crime includes arson, vandalism, stolen-property offenses, burglary, larceny/theft and motor vehicle theft. Murder here means Murder and Nonnegligent Manslaughter; Larceny/Theft Offenses is BJS’s named offense category. Neither county-specific NIBRS population coverage nor a matched county denominator is provided. The published BJS county-assignment procedure, especially for multicounty agencies, is not established; these are BJS-assigned county labels, not a verified incident-location allocation. The statewide participation percentages on the export do not measure individual county coverage. BJS’s 90% full-reporter rule is state-level eligibility for its rate view, not a county-specific coverage threshold or county denominator. No county rate or safety comparison can be inferred from these counts.

See the downloadable provenance file for exact official export URLs, filters, checksums, and extraction date.