Denton County, Texas
49 police agencies' areas touch Denton County in the FBI's data, listed A to Z. Open any of them for its reported crime rate with the math shown.
- Argyle Police Department
- Aubrey Police Department
- Bartonville Police Department
- Carrollton Police Department
- Celina Police Department
- Coppell Police Department
- Copper Canyon Police Department
- Corinth Police Department
- Cross Roads Police Department
- Dallas Police Department
- Denton County Constable: Precinct 1
- Denton County Constable: Precinct 3
- Denton County Constable: Precinct 4
- Denton County Constable: Precinct 5
- Denton County Constable: Precinct 6
- Denton County Sheriff's Office
- Denton Police Department
- Double Oak Police Department
- Elm Ridge
- Flower Mound Police Department
- Fort Worth Police Department
- Frisco Police Department
- Hickory Creek Police Department
- Highland Village Police Department
- Independent School District: Argyle
- Independent School District: Aubrey
- Independent School District: Krum
- Independent School District: Lake Dallas
- Independent School District: Pilot Point
- Independent School District: Sanger
- Justin Police Department
- Krum Police Department
- Lake Dallas Police Department
- Lewisville Police Department
- Little Elm Police Department
- Northeast Police Department
- Northlake Police Department
- Oak Point Police Department
- Pilot Point Police Department
- Plano Police Department
- Ponder Police Department
- Prosper Police Department
- Roanoke Police Department
- Sanger Police Department
- Southlake Police Department
- Texas Woman's University
- The Colony Police Department
- Trophy Club Police Department
- University of North Texas: Denton
Why there is no county total
These agencies overlap. A sheriff's office, a city police department and a state police post can all work inside DentonCounty, and the FBI gives each its own population. Adding their crimes together would count some residents twice and leave others out, so CrimeTally shows no county rate and ranks nothing. Each agency's page shows its own count, population and rate, from the FBI's September 2026 refresh. An agency whose area crosses a county line is listed under every county it touches.
Informational only, not professional advice. What an agency reported says nothing certain about any one home, street or school.
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