Everett's thefts fell 74%.
The fraud cases haven't stopped.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, Everett Police Department (data as of Sep 15, 2026)
FBI data for the Everett Police Department shows 1,239 vehicle thefts in 2023, 898 in 2024 and 320 in 2025. The department's own crime analysts put 2025 at about 21 stolen vehicles a month, down 65% from an average of about 60 a month over the previous three years.
Everett is the largest city covered by the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force (SNOCAT), which recovered 314 stolen vehicles in 2025 and follows cases into King, Skagit, Island and Whatcom counties. Its 2025 investigations included re-VINned vehicles, fraudulent RV consignments and auction-related thefts, and detectives use snake cameras to confirm altered or hidden VINs. Everett police also use Flock license plate cameras, which logged 70 stolen-vehicle hits in December 2025.
Cameras and task forces exist to find cars that are already gone. The better result is a car that never moves: when Titan is armed, it won't start or drive away, and you get the tamper alert before anyone has to go looking.
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Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, Everett Police Department (data as of Sep 15, 2026)
What theft looks like in Everett.
Everett police analysts recorded about 21 stolen vehicles a month in 2025, a 65% decrease from the previous three-year average of about 60 a month.
Source: Everett Police Department, Flock report, December 2025
Everett's Flock cameras produced 70 stolen-vehicle hits in December 2025. That month Flock use contributed to 6 arrests and 3 vehicle recoveries.
Source: Everett Police Department, Flock report, December 2025
SNOCAT recovered 314 stolen vehicles in 2025, opened 87 felony auto theft, title fraud and stolen property cases, and disrupted five chop shops in the first half of the year.
Source: Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority, 2025 annual report
SNOCAT's 2025 fraud cases included re-VINned vehicles, fraudulent RV consignments and auction-related thefts. Detectives use snake cameras to confirm altered or hidden VINs and drones to watch chronic theft locations.
Source: Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority, 2025 annual report
Is your car a likely target?
Four questions, checked against the most-stolen vehicle list for the U.S. and the theft methods we see most.
Most-stolen list: NICB, 2025 U.S. vehicle theft report
Answer the four questions to see which known theft risk factors apply to your vehicle. Nothing is stored or sent.
What one theft costs you.
Insurance rarely makes you whole. Put in your own numbers to see the out-of-pocket cost of a single theft.
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Your cost of one theft
Before any premium change at renewal, which varies by insurer and state.
Washington law applies in Everett.
Prevention for every kind of owner.
Dealerships
SNOCAT works re-VINning and auction-related theft cases. Clean-titled dealer stock is what those schemes need, and Titan arms it after hours.
Titan for dealersDrivers & owners
Everett still averaged about 21 stolen vehicles a month in 2025. Titan keeps yours from being one of them.
How drivers get TitanFleets & equipment
SNOCAT flies drones over chronic theft locations and large rural properties. Titan protects the trucks and equipment parked there every night, not just during an operation.
Titan for fleetsRental operators
SNOCAT's cases include fraudulent RV consignments. RV and rental owners can use Titan to keep a unit from moving without permission.
Titan for rentalNearby service areas.
Local help in Everett.
Report a stolen vehicle to local police right away; your insurer will ask for the report number.
- Everett Police Department, online reporting For minor crimes with no known suspect. Call 911 for significant crimes, losses over $5,000 or to have an officer contact you.
- Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force (SNOCAT) WATPA-funded detectives from Marysville police, the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office and the Washington State Patrol.
- Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority Pays for SNOCAT's detectives, drones and VIN cameras.
- NICB VINCheck Free check of whether a VIN has been reported stolen or salvaged before you buy.
- NHTSA recall lookup Check a VIN for open recalls, including the Hyundai and Kia anti-theft software update.
Vehicle theft in Everett: your questions.
How much has car theft dropped in Everett?
FBI data for the Everett Police Department shows 1,239 vehicle thefts in 2023, 898 in 2024 and 320 in 2025, a fall of about 74% in two years. EPD's own analysis put 2025 at about 21 a month, 65% below the previous three-year average.
Who investigates auto theft in Everett?
Everett police take the reports, and the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force (SNOCAT) works organized theft and fraud cases across Snohomish County and into King, Skagit, Island and Whatcom counties. SNOCAT recovered 314 stolen vehicles in 2025.
What is a re-VINned vehicle?
A stolen vehicle given another vehicle's identification number so it can be titled, registered or sold as if it were legitimate. SNOCAT detectives use snake cameras to find altered or hidden VINs. Before you buy a used car, run the VIN through NICB's VINCheck.
Can I report a stolen car online in Everett?
No. Everett's online system excludes felonies, cases with a known suspect and losses over $5,000, and vehicle theft is a felony in Washington. For significant crimes EPD asks you to call 911.
Further reading.
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