⚖️ Public safety crimes in Andalusia

Detailed analysis of this type of crime across Spanish territory

Total 2024

16,020

Total 2023

16,357

Variation

-2.1%

National Ranking

#1 of 19

🏆 Top Regions - Public safety crimes (2024)

#Autonomous CommunityTotal
1Andalusia16,020
2Catalonia12,907
3Community of Madrid9,846
4Valencian Community9,387
5Galicia4,244

📈 Historical Evolution (2010-2024)

202420232022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010
16,02016,35716,38015,53214,18215,09413,86213,03912,88013,48415,09216,11917,34019,29616,049

6. SEGURIDAD COLECTIVA in ANDALUCÍA: Current Situation In Andalucía, collective security plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents and visitors. The region is characterized by a diverse population, rich cultural heritage, and a mix of urban and rural environments, which can influence the dynamics of public safety. According to recent data, Andalucía has seen a commitment to enhancing community safety through various initiatives aimed at reducing crime and improving the quality of life for all. Local Factors Several local factors contribute to the unique security landscape in Andalucía. The region's significant tourist influx, particularly in cities like Seville, Málaga, and Granada, necessitates robust security measures to protect both locals and visitors. Additionally, socioeconomic conditions, such as unemployment rates and educational opportunities, can impact crime rates and public safety perceptions. The collaboration between local law enforcement and community organizations is crucial in addressing these challenges and fostering a sense of security among residents. Prevention Measures To enhance collective security, it is essential for both locals and newcomers to stay informed and proactive. Residents are encouraged to participate in neighborhood watch programs and engage with local police initiatives that promote community involvement in safety efforts. Moreover, staying aware of one’s surroundings and reporting any suspicious activities can significantly contribute to creating a safer environment. Expats and newcomers should also familiarize themselves with local laws and customs, as understanding cultural nuances can help in navigating the region more safely. By working together and prioritizing collective security, Andalucía can continue to be a welcoming and secure place for everyone.