CA County Sheriff Incidents - Marin & Sonoma
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CA County Sheriff Incidents - Marin & Sonoma
Two California county sheriff incident feeds in one actor - Marin County Sheriff Reported Crimes and Sonoma County Sheriff's Office Incident Data (383K incidents). Filter by county, city, incident type or date; aggregate by type, city or year. Both feeds are anonymous.
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California County Sheriff Incidents - Marin & Sonoma
The Bay Area county sheriff's-office incident feeds - two counties in one actor, live and queryable. Marin Sheriff Reported Crimes and Sonoma Sheriff's Office Incident Data together cover ~383k incidents across the counties' unincorporated areas and sheriff-contract cities.
Data
California county public open data (Marin County + Sonoma County sheriff's office feeds). Two sources, both anonymous and both actively updated:
- Marin -
~52,800incidents (2013-present, latest September 2026): compact crime code (THEFT/BURG RES/ASSAULT/DOM VIOL...), an FBI-style crime class (Theft/Burglary - Residential/Assault - Other...), incident date/time, masked street address, city/community, jurisdiction and coordinates. - Sonoma -
~329,900incidents (2003-present, latest September 2026): plain-language incident type (Burglary/Assault - Other/Larceny/Vandalism/Drug Offense...), location type (residence / highway / park ...), city and intersection.
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From $0.00006 per record
Both counties publish these as wide flat tables where one is keyed by compact
crime abbreviations and the other by free-text type labels - each useful once
you know what you're looking at, painful to cut across a date range or a city.
We made the feeds directly queryable: pick a county, then filter by date
window / city / incidentType / (Marin) incidentClass before a record
returns, and groupBy (counts by city / type / class / year) comes back as
clean server counts. You query two sheriff's logs that behave like a database;
the cleanup stays on our side.
Every record is one flat JSON object - no PDFs, no portal pagination.
Use cases
- Claims & underwriting - what incidents happened in a community or category over a window
- Neighborhood-safety analysis - aggregate by city / type / year to see incident patterns across the two counties
- Diligence - confirm an incident by its case number
Inputs
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
county | marin or sonoma (default sonoma) |
incidentNumber | exact incident / case lookup |
city | city or community |
incidentType | type substring (Sonoma text / Marin code) |
incidentClass | Marin FBI-style class (ignored on Sonoma) |
fromDate / toDate | incident-date window |
recentDays | incidents in the last N days |
aggregate + groupBy | counts by city / type / class / year |
Output fields
date / time / year / county / city / incidentType /
incidentClass / locationType / incidentNumber / address /
intersection / latitude / longitude / agency / jurisdiction.
Honesty note: both feeds are anonymous. Marin masks the street number (
XX ST VINCENTS DR); Sonoma gives only an intersection (no street address) and no coordinates. Incident data supports geographic / statistical questions, not individual screening.
Source: Marin County open data (Sheriff Reported Crimes) + Sonoma County open data (Sheriff's Office Incident Data), public records.