October 2025 Greenwich Police Activity Report Released

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Police Department has released its crime/activity statistics for October, and residents are again being reminded to lock their car doors.

"Vehicle theft often occurs due to opportunity, and your vigilance plays a vital role in maintaining the safety of our community," police wrote on Facebook. "We appreciate your cooperation and support in enhancing public safety. Together, we can work towards reducing these incidents and ensuring our neighborhoods remain secure. If you notice any suspicious activity, please report it to the Greenwich Police Department immediately."

October 2025 Crime Statistics

• Total calls for service: 3,544
• Burglary: two
• Larceny from motor vehicle: five
• Motor vehicle thefts: eight (four have been recovered)
• Domestic violence incidents: 19
• DUI: eight
• Motor vehicle collisions: 201
• Motor vehicle stops: 629
• Medical calls: 383

Arrest Data

• Adult arrests: 39
• Juvenile arrests: 2
• Misdemeanor summons issued: 11
• Motor vehicle infractions: 382
• Motor vehicle warnings: 421

Police said "traveling too fast" was the most common citation issued to driers. The most reported crime for the month of October in Greenwich was larceny.

Residents can report suspicious activity any time to 203-622-8004 and confidential reports about criminal activity by emailing TIPS@greenwichct.gov or calling 203-622-3333.