Connecticut violent-crime hotspots, from public data only

One simple view of officially published public-safety data: Hartford's live incident/dispatch layers, annual DESPP crime reports for Beacon Falls and Southington, and a statewide release tracker powered by Connecticut DOC records. No accounts, no tracking, no predictions — just public information with sources.

Loading data… Hartford incidents · ~10-day publication delay Beacon Falls + Southington · crime + public-safety context Release tracker →
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Incidents shown on map
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Violent categories tracked (sexual offenses excluded)
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Violent sentences ending in next 90 days (statewide)
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How to read this map

Glowing areas = concentration. The heat layer shows where violent incidents cluster. It reflects where incidents are reported — not a prediction, and not a statement about any person or neighborhood beyond what the public record says.
Live versus annual data. Hartford publishes geocoded NIBRS incidents nightly (~10-day delay). Beacon Falls and Southington have annual DESPP agency reports plus separately labeled public-safety context; their local dispatch sources are not live event feeds in this viewer. See Methodology & Data.
Sources stay primary. Every figure links back to Hartford Open Data, CT DESPP, data.ct.gov, or the linked town/dispatch publication. When this site and an official source disagree, trust the official source.