Crime Score by Address
CrimeScore can center the public map from a US address, then show modeled neighborhood risk layers around that location. It is a simple way to move from search intent into map context.
The public finder uses address geocoding to center the map. It does not expose a secret score API key in the browser, and an ordinary search is not stored as an Area Watch.
Once the map is centered, users can inspect the surrounding score layers and create a free account for deeper map exploration.
Developer integrations should usually geocode addresses in their own backend or send known latitude and longitude coordinates to the score API.
The score endpoint resolves coordinates to local Census geography and returns the score, grade, component scores, and model metadata.
FAQ
The public finder can center the map from a US address. The authenticated score API accepts coordinates for address-level workflows.
No. CrimeScore is modeled neighborhood risk context. It is not a guarantee, police report, or individual risk decision.
Ordinary public address searches are used to resolve and return coordinates without creating a saved watch. If you explicitly choose Watch this address and submit your email, CrimeScore stores the Census-matched address, coordinates, related Census geography, and email so it can maintain that Area Watch.