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FBI arson data · 2024

Oklahoma Arson

715 arson offenses were reported by 534 Oklahoma law-enforcement agencies in 2024 2.0% of the national total. The most was reported by Oklahoma City Police Department (120).

715
arson offenses
534
reporting agencies
172
agencies with ≥1 arson

Oklahoma agencies with the most reported arson

AgencyTypeCountyArsons
Oklahoma City Police DepartmentCityOklahoma County120
Tulsa Police DepartmentCityTulsa County54
Lawton Police DepartmentCityComanche County38
Tulsa County Sheriff's OfficeCountyTulsa County19
Cherokee County Sheriff's OfficeCountyCherokee County17
Mayes County Sheriff's OfficeCountyMayes County14
Quapaw TribalTribalOttawa County14
McCurtain County Sheriff's OfficeCountyMcCurtain County13
Ardmore Police DepartmentCityCarter County12
Department of Agriculture and Forestry Service Law Enforcement SectionOther State Agency12
Enid Police DepartmentCityGarfield County11
Sequoyah County Sheriff's OfficeCountySequoyah County11
Bartlesville Police DepartmentCityWashington County11
Muskogee Police DepartmentCityMuskogee County10
Midwest City Police DepartmentCityOklahoma County9
Carter County Sheriff's OfficeCountyCarter County8
Cleveland County Sheriff's OfficeCountyCleveland County8
Hughes County Sheriff's OfficeCountyHughes County8
Adair County Sheriff's OfficeCountyAdair County6
Love County Sheriff's OfficeCountyLove County6
Muskogee County Sheriff's OfficeCountyMuskogee County6
Osage County Sheriff's OfficeCountyOsage County6
Yale Police DepartmentCityPayne County6
El Reno Police DepartmentCityCanadian County5
Craig County Sheriff's OfficeCountyCraig County5

Oklahoma arson by county

By the reporting agency's headquarters county — multi-jurisdiction agencies land in one county. Counties with no reported arson are not listed.

About this data

  • Counts are arson offenses (fires), not arrests. Each figure is a fire that a law-enforcement agency determined or suspected was intentionally set. Arson arrests are a different, much smaller number — most arsons are never cleared — and are tracked separately in our Arrests dataset.
  • The figures are de-duplicated across the FBI's two overlapping reporting streams — the legacy SRS summary system and NIBRS incident data. Most agencies appear in both, so naively summing the two streams, as some published totals do, roughly doubles the count. Each agency here is counted once, from its best available stream.
  • Reported agencies only. The total covers agencies in the FBI's 2024 master files — about 96% of the FBI's own de-duplicated figure of 36,558, which comes from its live database and includes some later-arriving reports. Nothing here is estimated, so totals slightly undercount and are not strictly comparable across areas with different reporting coverage.
  • Location is the reporting agency's headquarters county, not where the fire happened. Multi-jurisdiction agencies concentrate in one county — every NYPD-reported arson lands in New York County, for example — and county figures cover geolocated agencies only, so they sum to slightly less than the national total.
  • Zero and missing mean different things. A zero means agencies in that county reported to the FBI and logged no arson; a county with no figure at all had no reporting agency headquartered there.

Source: FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program, 2024 SRS and NIBRS files, de-duplicated by agency. pumsdata is independent and not affiliated with the FBI. How our data works.

Oklahoma arson — FAQ

How many arsons were reported in Oklahoma in 2024?+

715 arson offenses were reported to the FBI by 534 Oklahoma law-enforcement agencies in 2024; 172 of those agencies logged at least one arson. Actual arsons are somewhat higher, since not every agency reports.

Which agency reported the most arson in Oklahoma?+

Oklahoma City Police Department, with 120 reported arson offenses in 2024 (headquartered in Oklahoma County).

What share of U.S. arson happens in Oklahoma?+

Oklahoma's 715 reported arsons were 2.0% of the 34,990 reported nationwide in 2024. Reporting coverage varies by state, so shares are approximate.

Where does this data come from?+

The FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program's 2024 SRS and NIBRS files, de-duplicated by agency. Counts are arson offenses (fires), not arrests, from reporting agencies only. pumsdata is independent and not affiliated with the FBI.

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