BBPD by the Numbers delivers a dynamic, data-driven look inside our department—updated quarterly to keep you in the know. From crime statistics and traffic trends to real-time crime center insights and drone operations, this report highlights the tools and strategies shaping modern policing in our community.
More than just numbers, it's a transparent snapshot of our performance, priorities, and impact. You'll see how we're responding, where we're focusing resources, and the ways we're working every day to strengthen public safety and build trust with the people we serve.
Data reflected below was collected during Quarter 2 2026 (April - June).
A Closer Look
During the second quarter of 2026, the Boynton Beach Police Department responded to a total of 768 traffic crashes across the city. This quarter's report highlights high-risk areas west of Congress Avenue and along the Woolbright Road and Federal Highway corridors. As part of ongoing traffic enforcement efforts, BBPD officers issued 2,400 citations, 1,655 warnings, and made 73 DUI arrests during the quarter.
These insights help us identify trends, focus enforcement efforts, and enhance roadway safety for everyone in our community.
CRIME STATISTICS SUMMARY
During the second quarter of 2026, the Boynton Beach Police Department continued to see positive trends across several key crime categories. The department recorded 387 index crimes, a 9% decrease compared to the 427 index crimes reported during Q2 2025.
Violent crime decreased significantly, with 57 offenses reported in Q2 2026 compared to 84 in Q2 2025 — a 32% reduction. Sexual battery decreased by 73%, robbery decreased by 35%, and aggravated assault/battery decreased by 25%. Criminal homicide increased from 2 to 3 incidents, a 50% increase.
Non-violent crime also declined, with 330 offenses compared to 343 during Q2 2025, a 4% reduction. Larceny decreased by 13%, auto burglary decreased by 11%, and auto theft decreased by 12%. However, residential and commercial burglary increased by 29%, from 24 to 31 incidents, while retail theft/shoplifting increased slightly by 3%.
Overall, the reduction in violent and non-violent offenses resulted in a 9% decrease in total index crime for the quarter. Drug offenses also declined by 16%, from 205 to 172 incidents.
Despite the overall reduction in index crime, the department experienced an 8% increase in calls for service, with 25,571 calls received during Q2 2026 compared to 23,605 during Q2 2025 — an increase of 1,966 calls.
These results reflect the department's ongoing commitment to proactive policing, targeted enforcement strategies, and community engagement efforts aimed at enhancing public safety throughout Boynton Beach.
