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Our department recognizes that this new method of tracking crime statistics via NIBRS is different from what it was under the UCR guidelines. As of 2022, the FBI will no longer recognize UCR data, and many cities and counties will not have FBI statistics in place to support crime rankings for their jurisdictions.

To address the potential perception that an agency has a higher crime level with this new system, NIBRS has established a baseline that more precisely captures reported crime in a community. Other cities may not conform to this new required standard for years to come, yet Murrieta will continue to have FBI-approved crime rankings.

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The Murrieta Police Department secured a grant through the Federal Office of Justice Programs to help fund the transition and relieve taxpayers of the burden of paying for the costly upgrade. Throughout this process, Murrieta PD has met grant benchmarks, and once the final payment is approved, it will have received $48,807 back from the Federal government for the NIBRS implementation project.

The Murrieta Police Department is pleased to announce that on August 26, 2022, the department was officially awarded National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) certification by the California Department of Justice. This was a major milestone for the department. At the time, the Murrieta Police Department was one of only a handful of California agencies to receive certification in a state comprised of over 500 law enforcement agencies.

As one of the safest cities in the country, Murrieta prides itself on their FBI crime statistics each year. After publication, those statistics are then reviewed and tallied by a variety of entities, which in turn rank each city. Some rankings look at violent crime, while others consider the cost of crime, and some focus on property crime, among other metrics. The FBI doesn’t necessarily rank cities, but rather, they supply the data that is used to rank cities, making these rankings a moving target each year.

In 2016, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) informed all states they were changing how crime statistics were being tracked and gave them five years to transition from Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) to the new NIBRS standard. In 2021, the Murrieta Police Department began submitting NIBRS data and, after 16 months of arduous testing and troubleshooting, was finally recognized as an official NIBRS agency.