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Totals for Calls for Service Dispatched by the Communication Center 
January 1 through December 31, 2023

Law Calls for Service

  • Belvedere Police Department – 2,532
  • Marin County Sheriff’s Office – 55,065
  • Mill Valley Police Department – 14,479
  • Sausalito Police Department – 10,275
  • Tiburon Police Department – 10,102
  • Central Marin Police - 32,175
  • Total Law Enforcement Calls for Service – 124,628

Fire and EMS Calls for Service

  • Central Marin Fire Department – 3,840
  • Kentfield Fire District – 1,503
  • Marin County FD - 2,660
  • Mill Valley/Southern Marin Fire Department – 6,444
  • Novato Fire District – 8,560
  • Ross Valley Fire Authority – 2,969
  • San Rafael Fire Department – 10,273
  • Tiburon Fire District – 1,583
  • Total Fire and EMS Calls for Service – 37,832

Public Service Calls

  • Animal Control – 906
  • Probation - 1,893
  • Public Works – 114
  • Open Space Rangers - 1,790
  • Marin Munic. Water District – 400
  • Total Public Service Calls – 5,103

Total Events Processed - 167,563

Yearly Totals for Telephone Calls Received

  • 911 Calls Received– 64,307
  • 10-Digit Line Emergency – 18,810
  • Administrative - Nonemergency – 181,505
  • Total Calls Info Center - 264,622
  • Percent of 911 Calls answered within 10 seconds – 99.45%
  • Percent of All Calls answered within 10 seconds – 99.07%

Uniform Crime Statistics 

The UCR Program is a voluntary city, university and college, county, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement program that provides a nationwide view of crime based on the submission of statistics by law enforcement agencies throughout the country. The latest UCR statistics and UCR publications are located on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s website, along with other jurisdictions publications.

Crime Data

The Marin County Sheriff's Office is publishing near live time reported crime data.  The map below represents reported crimes from January 1, 2018 to the current date.  To see a particular area in detail, simply zoom or move the map to your area of interest.  In addition, should you wish to view more specific data, or to manipulate and/or download data, you may do so by clicking on the link below.  The link will take you to the Marin County Open Data Portal where you can examine the data as you wish.  The Open Data Portal contains data from January 1, 2013.


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