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Hartford police report shows 22.9% drop in Part A crimes; department cites targeted enforcement

City of Hartford Quality of Life and Public Safety Committee · March 20, 2026
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The Hartford Police Department reported a 22.9% reduction in Part A crimes year‑over‑year, with notable drops in shooting victims and shot‑spotter activations; the department credited gang prosecutions and anti‑trafficking efforts but flagged traffic and fatal‑accident trends for further study.

Chief Reella told the Quality of Life and Public Safety Committee that the department’s year‑end report showed a 22.9% reduction in Part A crimes, and presented neighborhood breakdowns and response metrics. “The biggest highlight for the police department will be a 22.9 reduction in part A crimes,” she said during the March 19 presentation.

Her presentation included district and neighborhood data and noted reductions in shot‑spotter activations and…

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