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Sarpy County is one of 93 counties and county-equivalents in Nebraska. Its county seat is Papillion. County government publishes its offices and parcel tools online. (Official county website: https://www.sarpy.com) With a 2024 Census Bureau population estimate of 204,828, it is the third most populous county in Nebraska. In the FBI's 2024 reported-crime file, agencies here reported 1,947 offenses — 9.51 per 1,000 residents; the breakdown is below.
Sarpy County is one of 93 counties and county-equivalents in Nebraska. Its county seat is Papillion. County government publishes its offices and parcel tools online. Official county website. With a 2024 Census Bureau population estimate of 204,828, it is the third most populous county in Nebraska. In the FBI's 2024 reported-crime file, agencies here reported 1,947 offenses — 9.51 per 1,000 residents; the breakdown is below.
County list, land area and population: U.S. Census Bureau (population: 2024 PEP estimate). County seat and official website: Wikidata (CC0), checked 2026-11-04. Flood determinations: FEMA. Registry: Nebraska.
Reported crime in Sarpy County in 2024 was overwhelmingly property crime: agencies logged 1,947 offenses, of which 1,839 were property offenses and 108 violent. The total rate is 9.51 per 1,000 residents (violent 52.7, property 897.8 per 100,000).
Inside Nebraska, the median county in the same file recorded a violent-crime rate of 75 per 100,000 and a property-crime rate of 236 per 100,000 (medians computed from the FBI 2024 county file across 93 counties).
The largest reported categories were larceny-theft (1,422), motor vehicle theft (215) and burglary (202).
Coverage: 5 of 5 law-enforcement agencies assigned to this county reported at least one month of 2024 offense data to the FBI; 5 reported all 12 months. Counts are reported offenses only (FBI Return A / Arson master files), assigned whole to each agency's primary county; they are not adjusted for non-reporting agencies.
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Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, UCR Return A + Arson master files, data year 2024 (pulled 2026-11-04).
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