Mexico City Crime Map — Live CDMX Incidents & Alerts
Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
Mexico City publishes geocoded crime-incident records through its open-data portal — one of Latin America's few official incident-level feeds. CityAlert layers it with SASMEX seismic early-warning alerts, SINAICA air quality, SMN weather advisories and a media-derived incident log geocoded from La Jornada, Excelsior and Chilango reporting.
Active incidents near Mexico City
Latest incident reported Sep 17, 05:28 UTC · page refreshes every ~10 min
Mexico City safety snapshot — last 30 days
A large share of recent reports were high or critical severity. Counts cover reported incidents from the sources below, within the Mexico City map region — unverified community reports are excluded. This is a descriptive summary, not a safety score.
Latest incidents in Mexico City
- violent crime · criticalSep 16, 03:49 UTC
- violent crime · criticalSep 15, 08:31 UTC
- incendio · highSep 17, 02:19 UTC
- incendio · highSep 16, 19:50 UTC
- incendio · highSep 16, 17:12 UTC
- violent crime · highSep 15, 08:31 UTC
- violent crime · highSep 15, 08:31 UTC
- air quality mala · mediumSep 17, 05:28 UTC
- air quality mala · mediumSep 17, 05:28 UTC
- delito · mediumSep 16, 22:25 UTC
- delito · mediumSep 16, 20:40 UTC
- delito · mediumSep 16, 18:23 UTC
Mexico City safety news
- ¿Quién es Richard Millán, el alcalde de Elota que provocó polémica por su vestimenta para ‘El Grito’?El Financiero · Sep 17, 05:10 UTC
- ¿Quién fue Vicente López? El hombre que comenzó La Costeña preparando chiles en una tienda de abarrotesEl Financiero · Sep 17, 04:15 UTC
- <![CDATA[“Es un duro golpe”: Joel Huiqui reconoce errores de Cruz Azul tras perder la Campeones Cup]]>Excelsior CDMX · Sep 17, 03:28 UTC
- <![CDATA[Ángel Reyna asegura que América debe de ganar el Clásico ante Chivas]]>Excelsior CDMX · Sep 17, 03:23 UTC
- <![CDATA[Atlas sorprende con su primer torneo de golf y reúne a Miguel Layún y Nico Castillo, ¿cómo les fue?]]>Excelsior CDMX · Sep 17, 03:21 UTC
- Un policía fue asesinado y Carlos Manzo canceló el Grito: Así fue la noche en que Uruapan entró en ‘código rojo’El Financiero · Sep 17, 03:12 UTC
Mexico City incident map FAQ
- How current is the Mexico City incident map?
- Refresh cycles vary by source — some Mexico City feeds are near-real-time dispatch logs, others publish every few hours or on a batch cycle. CityAlert re-checks sources continuously and this page regenerates every 10 minutes; individual incidents show their reported timestamps.
- Where does CityAlert's Mexico City data come from?
- This page is powered by: CDMX open-data crime incidents (datos abiertos), SASMEX seismic early-warning alerts, SINAICA air quality index, SMN weather advisories, CDMX media incident log (La Jornada, Excelsior, Chilango), SSN & USGS earthquake feeds and GDACS global disaster alerts. Media-sourced incidents are approximate block-level locations and are labelled as such.
- Is Mexico City safe?
- CityAlert maps reported incidents and official alerts — it isn't a safety score and can't capture unreported crime. Use the live map and trends alongside official Mexico City statistics and local guidance for a complete picture.
- How many incidents were reported in Mexico City recently?
- In the last 30 days CityAlert recorded 22 reported incidents in the Mexico City area — 7 high or critical severity (32%), led by 13 crime, 3 fire, 2 weather. This reflects reported incidents from the sources listed below, not a complete measure of safety.
Data sources for Mexico City
- CDMX open-data crime incidents (datos abiertos)
- SASMEX seismic early-warning alerts
- SINAICA air quality index
- SMN weather advisories
- CDMX media incident log (La Jornada, Excelsior, Chilango)
- SSN & USGS earthquake feeds
- GDACS global disaster alerts
Incidents update continuously — this page reflects the latest feed data. Media-sourced incidents are approximate block-level locations. Methodology & full source list