Miami, Tallahassee, Windsor report significant crime declines in 2025

Recent crime statistics indicate a notable decline in violent and property crimes across several U.S. cities in early 2025. In Miami and Miami-Dade, both homicides and other violent crimes have decreased significantly, reflecting a national trend of reduced violent crime, though some U.S. cities have seen exceptions. Tallahassee reported a 37% drop in overall crime, with property crimes down over 40% and violent crimes down 30%, despite a recent uptick in auto-related offenses. In Bryan, while violent crime has risen slightly compared to the previous year, it remains below the decade average, and property crime continues a long-term downward trend. These trends suggest that most major cities are currently experiencing improvements in public safety, with a few localized increases in specific crime categories.