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SAFETY REPORT · YEAR ENDING MARCH 2026
Mooroolbark 3138 recorded 775 criminal incidents in the year ending March 2026, up 1% on last year. Every figure on this page comes from Crime Statistics Agency Victoria, drawn from Victoria Police records. Here is the breakdown, the 10-year trend, and what you can do on your own street.
Mooroolbark sits in the Yarra Ranges council area, which records 3,593 offences per 100,000 residents, below the Victorian average. Most home break-ins are opportunistic, so visible attention and a fast alert to the people who can help matter more than any sticker on a window.
By the numbers, crime in Yarra Ranges, the council area covering Mooroolbark, is lower than most of Victoria: 3,593 offences per 100,000 residents against a state average of 6,174, ranked 70 of 80 council areas. Recorded incidents in Mooroolbark itself were up 1% last year (768 to 775). The largest share of what is recorded in Mooroolbark is property and deception offences (53% of incidents). Compare it with a neighbouring suburb using the suburb safety check.
Recorded incidents in Mooroolbark are 17% lower than a decade ago (935 in the year to March 2017 vs 775 now). Counts are total recorded criminal incidents in Mooroolbark 3138, year ending March. Source: Crime Statistics Agency Victoria.
| Offence category | Incidents | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Property and deception offences | 413 | 53% |
| Crimes against the person | 196 | 25% |
| Justice procedures offences | 113 | 15% |
| Drug offences | 31 | 4% |
| Public order and security offences | 21 | 3% |
| Other offences | 1 | 0% |
| Offence | Incidents | |
|---|---|---|
| Steal from a motor vehicle | 102 | |
| Breach family violence order | 77 | |
| Criminal damage | 66 | |
| Other theft | 53 | |
| FV Common assault | 49 | |
| Motor vehicle theft | 39 |
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Source: Crime Statistics Agency Victoria, Year ending March 2026. Council-area rates are per 100,000 residents. This report is for general information and is not a substitute for emergency services. In an emergency, call 000.