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Rincon, GA Crime Rate & Safety

FBI-verified crime statistics | Coverage: 11,833 residents

Quick answer

According to crimebycity.com's analysis of FBI crime data, Rincon, GA has a Safety Score of 89/100 — safer than 89% of US cities — with a total crime rate of 616.9 per 100,000 residents, ranking #338 of 2,957 US cities and #7 of 68 in Georgia.

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Safety Score

89/100
Above Avg
Safer Than Average

Violent Crime Rate

84.5
-82% vs avg
per 100K residents (national: 478.2)

Property Crime Rate

532.4
-77% vs avg
per 100K residents (national: 2,307.7)
Government-Verified Data Source: FBI UCR Share

Is Rincon, Georgia Safe?

Rincon, a city in Effingham County, is known for its annual "Rincon on the Rails" festival, celebrating its railroad heritage. Located north of Savannah, it is home to a growing population of over 10,000 residents.

Rincon has a safety score of 89/100 (Safer Than Average). Based on FBI data, the city reported a total crime rate of 616.9 per 100,000 residents, compared to the national average of 2,785.9 per 100,000.

Rincon ranks #7 out of 68 cities in Georgia and #338 out of 2957 nationally (safest first). This places it in the 89th percentile for safety — safer than 89% of US cities.

All major crime categories in Rincon are below the national average, with murder particularly low at 0.0x the national rate.

Year over year, Rincon's total crime rate decreased by 2.6%, with violent crime rising 92.1%.

Rincon Crime Statistics Breakdown

Crime Type Incidents Rate per 100K National Avg
Violent Crime 10 84.5 478.2
Murder 0 0.0 6.3
Rape 4 33.8 43.8
Robbery 0 0.0 94.0
Aggravated Assault 6 50.7 333.5
Property Crime 63 532.4 2,307.7
Burglary 5 42.3 292.0
Larceny-Theft 54 456.4 1,657.7
Motor Vehicle Theft 4 33.8 358.0
Arson 0 0.0 0.0

Rincon vs Georgia Average

How does Rincon's crime rate compare to the Georgia state average?

Metric Rincon Georgia Avg Difference
Violent Crime Rate 84.5 385.0 -78.0%
Property Crime Rate 532.4 2,179.1 -75.6%
Murder Rate 0.0 7.3 -100.0%
Total Crime Rate 616.9 2,564.1 -75.9%

Rincon Crime Rate Trends

Year-over-year crime rate changes for Rincon, Georgia.

Year Coverage Total Crime Rate Violent Crime Rate Property Crime Rate
2024 11,833 616.9 84.5 532.4
2023 11,366 633.5 44.0 589.5
2022 11,050 1,520.4 162.9 1,357.5
2021 10,836 1,439.7 120.0 1,319.7
2020 10,525 1,881.2 228.0 1,653.2
2019 10,260 1,608.2 204.7 1,403.5

Rincon Crime Map — Surrounding Area

City-level crime rates from FBI data for Rincon and nearby cities — green is safer, red is higher-crime; circle size is population. Not an incident-level map. Full state view: Georgia crime map.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rincon, Georgia safe?

Rincon has a safety score of 89/100, meaning it has less crime than about 89% of US cities in our FBI dataset. With a total crime rate of 616.9 per 100,000 residents in 2024, Rincon is relatively safe.

What is the crime rate in Rincon, Georgia?

According to FBI data for 2024, Rincon has a violent crime rate of 84.5 per 100,000 and a property crime rate of 532.4 per 100,000 residents.

How does Rincon compare to the national average?

Rincon's total crime rate of 616.9 per 100,000 can be compared to the national average. The data covers 11,833 residents.

What types of crime are most common in Rincon?

Based on FBI 2024 data, the most reported crimes in Rincon are larceny-theft (54 reported incidents) and aggravated assault (6 reported incidents). Property crime outnumbers violent crime 6.3x in the city.

Is Rincon safe to visit?

Like any city, Rincon has areas that are safer than others. The city's overall safety score is 89/100 based on FBI crime data. Standard travel precautions are recommended.

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