The public records behind ZIP 32667 — the registry count for the ZIP itself, and the FBI-reported crime record for Alachua County, its county. Every figure sourced and dated. For a specific home, run the free preview: the flood determination and the full record check happen at the address, live.
18 registrants are listed for ZIP 32667 — a ratio of 1 per 194 residents.
County baseline — Alachua County overall: 1 per 375 residents.
Counts describe density, not danger by themselves; proximity to a specific address is what matters. This page publishes the count only — never names, photos, or registrant addresses. For the address-level check, search the official registry: the Florida Sexual Offenders and Predators Search (Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)), or every state at once through the federal NSOPW site.
One honest caveat: this count comes from a compilation of the state registry’s published data. Where a registry also lists work or school locations, a compilation count can read higher than a residence-only official count — the official search above is the deciding check for a specific address.
Source: City-Data compilation of FDLE registry data — count as of 2026-11-04. Compilation pulled 2026-11-04.
Compilation page for this ZIP: https://www.city-data.com/soz/soz-32667.html.
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Check any address — free previewFBI crime data is collected by law-enforcement agency, not by ZIP — so this is the record for Alachua County, the county ZIP 32667 belongs to, labeled at county grain. ZIP 32667 spans 2 counties. Alachua County is its primary county — 54% of the ZIP’s land area (Census Bureau 2020 ZCTA-to-county file), so the county figures below are Alachua County’s.
Agencies in Alachua County reported 7,039 offenses to the FBI in 2024 — 1,361 violent and 5,678 property — a reported-crime rate of 24.12 per 1,000 residents (violent 466.4 and property 1,946 per 100,000).
| Offense (2024, reported) | Count |
|---|---|
| Murder | 11 |
| Rape | 162 |
| Robbery | 218 |
| Aggravated assault | 970 |
| Burglary | 765 |
| Larceny-theft | 4,654 |
| Motor vehicle theft | 259 |
| Arson | 14 |
Read Florida’s numbers as a floor, not a total. Florida is one of the states where offenses reported to the FBI for 2024 come to less than 90% of the FBI’s own estimated state totals — about 77% of the estimated violent total and 73% of the estimated property total. County figures here are reported offenses only, and they understate true totals.
Coverage: 12 of 12 law-enforcement agencies assigned to this county reported at least one month of 2024 offense data to the FBI; 7 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. FL had incomplete agency reporting statewide in 2024: reported offenses equal about 73% of the FBI's estimated state total at the low end (violent 77%, property 73%), so this county's counts and rates likely understate 2024 totals.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (CDE) — UCR master files: Return A (Offenses Known and Clearances by Arrest) and Arson, data year 2024 — pulled 2026-11-04. These are offenses reported to law enforcement, not convictions, and not a verdict on any street or address.
Alachua County is the records county for ZIP 32667. The county seat is Gainesville. Its 2024 Census Bureau population estimate is 291,782. The files that decide a purchase — assessor, recorder, permits, flood — live at the county and state level:
Flood risk is decided at the structure, not the ZIP — two houses on the same street can sit in different FEMA zones. The free preview at the top of this page runs the official FEMA determination at the exact address, live.
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