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Official county statistics

Burglary rate in Armstrong, Texas

Published official burglary context for Armstrong, Texas. This summary covers the county reporting area only — not your specific home or security setup.

Published burglary data from publicly available official government, police and law enforcement datasets for this county — the same validated sources used in the Home Security Planning assessment.

Latest official figures

Latest reporting year

2017

Residential burglary rate

4.9per 1,000 residents

Year 2017

Recent trend

Burglary incidents have fallen noticeably over the period shown.

Plain-language summary from official reporting periods. Trend charts and benchmarks are in the free assessment.

How this area is measured

Armstrong

County

Official residential burglary statistics for Armstrong from Texas DPS — Crime in Texas.

About 81.5% above the Texas state average for the latest official period.

Population (2017): 1,852 — Armstrong

Source: Texas DPS — Crime in Texas

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Common questions

What official data is shown for Armstrong?
4.9 per 1,000 residents in 2017. Geography: County — Armstrong.
Does this page assess my home?
No. This page summarises published area statistics only. The free assessment checks your property type, access points, and existing security, with personalised recommendations.

Official sources

These organisations publish the official statistics summarised on this page.

Why you can trust this data

Official government sources

Figures attributed to Texas DPS — Crime in Texas. Home Security Planning does not alter published statistics.

Validated datasets only

No estimated or modelled crime rates on these pages. If publicly available official data is unavailable, the county is excluded.

Same data as the assessment

The free Home Security Planning assessment uses these validated sources for local burglary context.

Independent service

Home Security Planning is not affiliated with police or government agencies. We summarise published data clearly.

Apply this local context to your home

The figures on this page describe Armstrong's official reporting geography. To see which security improvements matter most for your doors, windows, and access paths, continue to the free home security assessment.

  • This page explains your area — published statistics for the official reporting geography
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Last updated 25 July 2026. Figures are published by official agencies. Home Security Planning does not collect or alter source statistics.