Illinois Agencies

Illinois NIBRS Crime Data

From 2022 Q3 to 2025 Q2, Illinois has experienced a declining crime rate, averaging 1,295.2 incidents per 100,000, higher than the national average of 1,248.9. The 2025 rate of 1,190.4 was down 12% compared to 2024's 1,350.6. Shaped by diverse population and urban centers, Illinois's crime trends diverge from the national declining trajectory, where the 2025 rate was 1,157.3 down 10% from 2024's 1,286.0.

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Illinois National
Quarter Incidents Rate Incidents Rate
2022 Q3 144,436 1,522.5 3,665,730 1,342.2
2022 Q4 136,671 1,276.9 3,435,098 1,241.5
2023 Q1 137,608 1,216.8 3,596,224 1,269.5
2023 Q2 154,591 1,362.0 3,858,505 1,360.4
2023 Q3 162,669 1,434.4 3,934,609 1,383.9
2023 Q4 151,191 1,329.7 3,677,469 1,291.1
2024 Q1 146,941 1,237.4 3,540,241 1,198.6
2024 Q2 166,802 1,400.9 3,779,932 1,270.4
2024 Q3 171,645 1,434.1 3,829,636 1,294.4
2024 Q4 151,087 1,262.3 3,523,513 1,192.1
2025 Q1 126,759 1,073.8 3,131,791 1,074.8
2025 Q2 109,997 991.3 2,970,044 1,068.1

NIBRS is the FBI's National Incident-Based Reporting System, collecting detailed crime data from law enforcement agencies. Incidents is the number of crimes reported in a quarter. Crime rates are calculated per 100,000 people using Participated Population, the population covered by agencies reporting NIBRS data.