Uniform Crime Reporting

The Oregon State Police Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Coordinator facilitates the collection of crime statistics from state, local, and participating tribal law enforcement agencies. Law enforcement agencies are required to report crime statistics focusing on reported crime, arrest data, bias motivated crimes, Oregon domestic violence crimes, and specific use-of-force circumstances as directed by state law. Oregon UCR data are found on the Oregon Crime Data Dashboards, in reports published by the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, and on the FBI’s Crime Data Explorer.

Crime data are collected and published as outlined in the references below.

Crime Data Explorer

2023.0 NIBRS Technical Specification.pdf

2023.0 NIBRS User Manual.pdf

NIBRS Transition Memo from FBI Director Comey - Dated June 2016

Excerpts 020916:

Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Advisory Policy Board (APB) recommendation: "The FBI UCR Program will transition to a NIBRS-only data collection by January 1, 2021 and will evaluate the probability of achieving that goal on an annual basis. Federal, state, local, and tribal agencies unable to meet the five year transition and who have committed to transitioning to NIBRS will collaborate with the FBI CJIS to develop a transition plan and timeline for conversion."

ONIBRS System Specification V3.8a.pdf - updated June 2024

Note: This is a larger file, 140+ pages

To view statistical Oregon Uniform Crime Reporting data January 1, 2020 and forward, please select the Oregon Crime Data Dashboards. (Data contained within these dashboards is updated monthly April - December).