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Annual police report: Peoria is getting safer

Calls for service up, average response time down, property and society crimes down

Peoria Police Department's annual report was recently released.

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Peoria Police say the city is getting safer.

Over the last five years, the city of Peoria has seen a significant drop in property crimes and society crimes, according to the Peoria Police Department.

The department recently released its annual report for 2025 that documented a variety of crime metrics throughout the city including calls for service, response times, and trends, among others.

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Annual police report: Peoria is getting safer

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