The Frankfort Police Department released 2024 reported crime statistics, which showcase a decrease in overall reported crimes in the city compared to 2023.
The statistics show that in 2024, the department saw a 26% decrease in overall reported crimes in the city compared to 2023 with no increases tabulated in any category. According to the report, the department saw no homicides, which remains the same as 2023, a 30% decrease in rape, a 25% decrease in robbery, a 43% decrease in burglary, a 32% decrease in larceny and theft and a 64% decrease in motor vehicle thefts.
Chief Scott Shoemaker released a statement regarding the decrease in reported crimes where he highlighted the officers at the department for their dedication to ensuring the safety of the city is upheld.
“I am very pleased to see the decrease in Uniform Crime Report numbers in 2024,” Shoemaker said. “Every employee at FPD is responsible for this crime report. Proactive enforcement of criminal and traffic laws is the key to a safe city. Our community is as vigilant as ever by assisting our agency in solving crime, reporting crime and doing their part to protect their personal items. This achievement should be shared by the whole city.”
The department further extended a statement of gratitude to its partners, including the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Clinton County Central Dispatch, Clinton County Prosecutor’s Office, Healthy Communities of Clinton County and other organizations that help ensure that Frankfort remains as a safe city.
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