HomeSafetyYarra Ranges › Kalorama 3766

SAFETY REPORT · YEAR ENDING MARCH 2026

Kalorama crime rate: the real numbers

Kalorama 3766 recorded 24 criminal incidents in the year ending March 2026, down 25% 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.

24
Incidents in Kalorama, yr to Mar 2026
-25%
vs year before
3,593
Yarra Ranges rate / 100k

Kalorama 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.

Property & deceptionCrimes against the personDrug offences

Kalorama crime, 2017–2026

Recorded incidents in Kalorama are 23% lower than a decade ago (31 in the year to March 2017 vs 24 now). Counts are total recorded criminal incidents in Kalorama 3766, year ending March. Source: Crime Statistics Agency Victoria.

31
17
42
18
34
19
34
20
52
21
29
22
20
23
27
24
32
25
24
26

What kind of crime happens in Kalorama?

Offence categoryIncidentsShare
Property and deception offences2188%
Crimes against the person28%
Justice procedures offences14%

Most recorded offences, year to March 2026

OffenceIncidents
Steal from a motor vehicle4
Criminal damage3
Other theft3
Obtain benefit by deception3
Residential non-aggravated burglary2
Non-residential non-aggravated burglary2

Recent reports near Kalorama

No recent news incidents are logged for Kalorama right now. We track reports across Victoria on the live Crime Watch.

Put Kalorama 3766 on the patrol map

Melbourne households are pledging street by street. No card, no charge — a pledge is your household saying it wants a licensed dusk-to-dawn patrol here. The first suburbs to fill up get the car.

See the live pledge board →

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.