South Carolina Crime by City
Every South Carolina city that reported to the FBI in 2025, ranked on total crime, violent crime, property crime and other offenses. Built from the raw incident file, not a summary. Click any city on the map or in the list for the full breakdown.
Rates are per 100,000 residents. In a town of 1,200 people, a handful of incidents produces a rate that looks catastrophic and means very little. Use the population filter.
Small towns are marked. Cities that reported fewer than 12 months to the FBI are also marked, and their totals are incomplete rather than low.
A city missing from this list did not report to the FBI at all. Absent does not mean safe.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, 2025 NIBRS master file, South Carolina.
Violent crime is murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault, the FBI's own definition.
City police departments only. County sheriffs cover different territory and report separately.
* Spartanburg stopped reporting to the FBI after June 2025. Its full-year totals come from the Spartanburg Police Department 2025 Crime Report, published by the City of Spartanburg.
City coordinates from the kelvins/US-Cities-Database, MIT licensed.
Compiled by The Finigan Group.
This page presents publicly available crime statistics published by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and, where noted, by individual police departments. The Finigan Group did not collect this data and does not verify its accuracy or completeness.
This is information, not advice. Nothing on this page is a recommendation, endorsement, or warning about any city, neighborhood, or property. We do not rate, rank, or characterize any area as safe or unsafe.
FBI data is reported voluntarily and coverage is incomplete. Some agencies reported fewer than twelve months in 2025 and some did not report at all. Rates in small municipalities can shift dramatically from a small number of incidents. Data reflects the calendar year shown and conditions change.
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