Crime · Ohio
Crime in Ohio
Crime (FBI UCR) data for ZIP codes in Ohio. Pick a ZIP below to dive into the crime summary.
Last verified 2026-09-24 · methodology
What lands here
Not on zipradar yet. The plan is per-100k rates (never raw counts) for major offense categories, the reporting agency, and whether reporting was complete. Until then, the FBI Crime Data Explorer has the agency figures.
Source & refresh
FBI UCR. Refreshed rolling agency submissions to the fbi. Primary source →
Ohio top concern
Lead service lines, Great Lakes erosion
Ohio has heavy LCRR obligations in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Toledo. Lake Erie shoreline erosion expands FEMA AE zones in some lakefront counties. Tornado exposure on the Indiana/Ohio border.
See Ohio state page for the full state-level rollup across all 12 dimensions.
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