Denver neighborhood map, sexual assaults per 1,000 residents, 2025
Reported sexual assaults per 1,000 residents. Hover over or tap a neighborhood for details.
Denver sexual assault statistics
Monthly reported sexual assaults in Denver
In the last 48 months, the average number of crimes in a month was 0 and the median was 0.0. The most in any month was zero, in June 2025, and the least was zero in July 2021.
Sexual assault crimes, by time of day
What time reported sexual assaults happen in Denver.
Sexual assault crimes, by weekday
The day of the week reported sexual assaults happen.
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Denver sexual assaults in the news
- Denver sex assault suspect may have more victims, police say
- Published May 21
- Sex assaults make up almost half of discredited CBI scientist Missy Woods’ mishandled cases
- Published May 2
- Denver police to review 422 sex assault cases handled by discredited CBI scientist Missy Woods
- Published April 7
- DNA links Colorado man to 3 sexual assault cases in metro Denver, sheriff says
- Published March 10
Recent crime ranking changes in sexual assault
There were 12 notable ranking changes in these crime categories when comparing the rankings four weeks ago to the current rankings. This list updates Mondays. The lower the rank the worse the reported crime.
- Villa Park fell 28 ranks, from 70th to 42nd.
- Washington Park fell 13 ranks, from 46th to 33rd.
- Sloan Lake fell 13 ranks, from 47th to 34th.
- Goldsmith fell 8 ranks, from 29th to 21st.
- Hampden fell 6 ranks, from 30th to 24th.
- Ruby Hill fell 8 ranks, from 44th to 36th.
- Gateway / Green Valley Ranch fell 6 ranks, from 36th to 30th.
- Jefferson Park fell 4 ranks, from 15th to 11th.
- Lowry Field fell 11 ranks, from 61st to 50th.
- Congress Park fell 5 ranks, from 33rd to 28th.
- Fort Logan fell 11 ranks, from 63rd to 52nd.
- Whittier fell 4 ranks, from 22nd to 18th.
Featured: The best and worst neighborhoods for sexual assaults.
