Christi Fraga credits her administration with an overall drop in crime in Doral
During her annual address at City Hall, the mayor said crime fell 60% over four years.
Doral Mayor Christi Fraga presented an assessment of her administration’s public safety results during the annual State of the City address. The speech took place Thursday at City Hall. The central figure she cited was a 60% reduction in overall crime, which she attributed to progress during the last four years of her administration.
The figure refers to overall crime and the four-year period Fraga mentioned. The available excerpts include no statistical series, calculation method, specific offenses or year-by-year comparison. The percentage should therefore be understood as a claim made by the mayor in her assessment, not as an independent verification of crime trends.
The account places the statement within an institutional presentation rather than a detailed statistical report. Fraga gave the figure while reviewing her administration’s four years of work. The evidence identifies who stated it, the general area to which it applied and the period she mentioned, but it offers no other numbers to specify the trend or evaluate different areas of public safety separately.
In the available passage, the mayor also appears to acknowledge that immigration policies are among the issues in the public safety discussion. The excerpt ends before completing that idea, however, so it does not establish which policy, consequence or additional argument she addressed. It is also not enough to attribute a more specific assessment of ICE to her.
The available information establishes that Fraga cited an overall 60% decline and presented it as the result of four years in office. Supporting data and the full context of her reference to immigration policy would be needed to expand the assessment. With those limits, the announcement is identified as a statement made in the Doral mayor’s annual municipal address.