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Motor Vehicle Thefts Rates per PopulationReported Motor Vehicle Thefts: 2009 Rates per 100,000 PopulationRank County 2009 Population Rate/100,0001 Erie 2,018 905,273 222.92 Monroe 1,341 731,849 183.23 Bronx 2,425 1,398,093 173.54 Schenectady 258 151,942 169.85 Queens 3,300 2,303,205 143.36 Kings 3,459 2,567,968 134.77 Niagara 264 213,831 123.58 Albany 351 298,400 117.69 Nassau 1,548 1,352,956 114.410 Rensselaer 175 155,511 112.511 Suffolk 1,648 1,521,962 108.312 Onondaga 488 451,917 108.013 Orleans 41 41,904 97.814 Westchester 896 956,850 93.615 Richmond 428 489,575 87.416 Fulton 43 54,912 78.317 Orange 262 383,829 68.318 New York 1,082 1,642,066 65.919 Genesee 37 57,420 64.420 Oswego 78 121,238 64.321 Ulster 117 182,041 64.322 Lewis 16 26,082 61.323 Oneida 141 231,141 61.024 Cortland 29 48,257 60.125 Seneca 19 34,162 55.626 Franklin 28 50,448 55.527 Dutchess 162 294,145 55.128 Broome 106 194,381 54.529 Wayne 48 91,270 52.630 Chemung 45 87,431 51.531 Rockland 152 299,944 50.7NYS DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES MVTIFP BOARD / ANNUAL REPORT 2009 A- 8
Reported Motor Vehicle Thefts: 2009 Rates per 100,000 PopulationRank County 2009 Population Rate/100,00032 Cattaraugus 37 77,397 47.833 Washington 30 62,991 47.634 Chautauqua 60 133,112 45.135 Greene 22 49,071 44.836 Sullivan 34 76,387 44.537 Clinton 34 82,153 41.438 Warren 25 66,247 37.739 Putnam 36 99,574 36.240 Chenango 18 50,830 35.441 Allegany 17 49,605 34.342 Tioga 17 49,986 34.043 St Lawrence 37 109,430 33.844 Essex 12 36,495 32.945 Tompkins 33 101,616 32.546 Ontario 34 104,919 32.447 Madison 22 69,784 31.548 Montgomery 15 48,557 30.949 Livingston 19 63,003 30.250 Otsego 18 61,976 29.051 Cayuga 23 79,569 28.952 Saratoga 63 218,936 28.853 Schoharie 9 31,936 28.254 Schuyler 5 18,839 26.555 Delaware 11 45,075 24.456 Wyoming 10 41,453 24.157 Steuben 22 96,303 22.858 Columbia 14 61,871 22.659 Herkimer 12 61,943 19.460 Jefferson* 18 118,766 15.261 Yates 1 24,634 4.162 Hamilton 0 4,980 0.0New York State 21,725 19,537,441 111.2New York City 10,694 11,136,534 96.0Non-New YorkCity 11,031 8,400,907 131.3NYS DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES MVTIFP BOARD / ANNUAL REPORT 2009 A- 9
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Table of ContentsPageI. Introductio
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All of the tasks outlined above are
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addition, officers representing 16
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1000Motor Vehicle Theft Rate/100K P
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The Division of Criminal JusticeSer
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These crimes add an estimated 10% t
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per 100,000), Richmond County (111.
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2. Methods for combating the proble
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SUMMARY OF BOARD ACTIVITY ON Septem
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DCJS StaffRon DickensVal Friedlande
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Western Region AgenciesAmountApplic
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VI. 2009 Grant Program Descriptions
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According to the New York City Poli
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in 2009, an enterprise corruption i
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corporation that defrauded the city
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In the area of insurance fraud, muc
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Despite warnings and public service
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Patrol Borough Manhattan North repo
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confines of Brooklyn South and the
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ecovered with seats, doors, and oth
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