San Antonio · ZIP-level intelligence · 2023–2026
Public-safety outcomes, made easier to examine.
Explore how recorded calls, arrests, and offenses align across San Antonio ZIP codes and years—with transparent ratios, trend views, comparison tools, and downloadable records.
Independent analytical resource. This website is not an official SAPD or City of San Antonio publication.
Read ratios carefully. The data does not connect a particular arrest to a particular offense and does not measure 911 arrival time, case clearance, investigative quality, conviction, or whether a call required an arrest.
Executive overview
Selected-year snapshot
Use the year control to update the citywide totals and every analytical view on this page.
Citywide movement
Annual outcome trend
The 2026 partial year is shown with a dashed marker and should not be compared as a full calendar year.
Outcome profiles
How ZIP-year rows are classified
These are analytical labels created from the arrest-to-offense ratio. They are not official SAPD classifications or judgments about neighborhood safety.
ZIP explorer
See one ZIP across every available year
Enter a five-digit ZIP or select any row in the data table. The profile will show counts, rates, outcome labels, and change over time.
Quick selections:
Choose a ZIP to begin
A four-year profile will appear here, including a trend chart and detailed yearly records.
ZIP spotlight
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Trend
Year-by-year counts
Rates
Year-by-year ratios
| Year | Calls | Arrests | Offenses | Arrests / 100 calls | Offenses / 100 calls | Arrests / 100 offenses | Profile |
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Comparative intelligence
ZIP outcome rankings
Rankings update with the selected year. A comparability floor reduces distortion from very small counts.
01
Highest call volume
Recorded calls by ZIP
02
Highest offense load
Recorded offenses by ZIP
03
Lowest arrest-to-offense ratio
Not a response-time measure
04
Highest arrest-to-offense ratio
May exceed 100 in small-count ZIPs
Important: A low or high ratio can have many causes, including offense mix, reporting timing, investigative duration, arrest location, data alignment, and whether an identifiable suspect exists. Rankings identify questions for deeper review; they do not establish police performance or neighborhood safety by themselves.
Complete dataset
Search every ZIP-year record
The table remains fully available. Filter it, change the sort, open a ZIP profile, or export the current results.
| ZIP | Year | Calls | Arrests | Offenses | Arrests / 100 calls | Offenses / 100 calls | Arrests / 100 offenses | Outcome profile |
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Use the data responsibly
What this dashboard can—and cannot—tell you
Useful for
Finding workload concentrations, comparing ZIP-level count patterns, tracking year-to-year changes, identifying unusual ratios, and developing public-accountability questions.
Not proof of
Police response time, case clearance, investigative effectiveness, guilt, conviction, neighborhood danger, officer conduct, or a direct relationship between a specific arrest and offense.
Best next step
Pair these outcomes with offense type, call priority, response-time, clearance, staffing, patrol, demographic, and geographic context before drawing conclusions.
Transparent methodology