September 2025 Crime Stats Released By Greenwich Police

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Police Department has released its crime statistics for the month of September.

"We kindly remind all residents to ensure their vehicles are securely locked and to remove all keys. Vehicle theft often occurs due to opportunity, and your vigilance plays a vital role in maintaining the safety of our community," police said on Facebook.

Here are the September 2025 crime stats, according to the Greenwich Police Department:

• Total calls for service: 3,382
• Motor vehicle stops: 597
• Medical calls: 337
• Motor vehicle collisions: 169
• Domestic violence incidents: 14
• DUI: 7
• Larceny from motor vehicle: 5
• Burglary: 3
• Motor vehicle theft: 3
• Robbery: 1

Of the three stolen cars reported, one has been recovered to date.

Arrest/infraction data

• Adult arrests: 59
• Juvenile arrests: 3
• Misdemeanor summons issued: 18
• Motor vehicle warnings: 379
• Motor vehicle infractions: 348

Police said the top citation issued was for traveling too fast. The most reported crime was larceny.

"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," police said.

Suspicious activity can be reported to police at 203-622-8004. Confidential tips can be sent to TIPS@greenwichct.gov or 203-622-3333.