Enter a Savannah street address and we’ll show you the police beat it sits in.
Address lookup courtesy of SAGIS ↗, Chatham County–Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission ↗.
Year to date
Counts are Part I offenses under UCR criteria, not Georgia code. A single beat records very few incidents in any one week, so week-to-week swings are mostly noise — the 28-day and year-to-date columns carry the signal.
Beats are police patrol areas, not neighbourhood boundaries: one beat usually spans several.
Part I categories — pick one of SPD’s printed totals, or a small set of individual categories. Several categories are drawn as separate lines and never summed — SPD prints no combined total for a hand-picked set.
Weekly — the count of offenses in that single week.
28-day total — SPD’s published count of offenses over the trailing 28 days, read straight from its 28-day column rather than re-added from the weekly numbers. It smooths week-to-week noise.
28-day avg — that 28-day total spread over four weeks (divided by four), giving a per-week rate.
Total — the running year-to-date count. Its highlighted point equals the year-to-date figure in the scorecard above, and it resets to zero each January.
Time frame — the 13w / 26w / 39w / 52w buttons show the last 13, 26, 39 or 52 weeks; YTD shows the current year so far; All shows every week on record.