Conventional crime has seen a 34.9% decrease, falling from 427 to 278 offenses. Total criminal offenses are down 31.5%, from 498 to 341. Thefts dropped by 18.3% (from 93 to 76 cases), and robberies with violence by 25%. Cybercrime also decreased by 11.3%, standing at 63 cases. Crimes against sexual freedom fell by 60%, from 5 to 2 cases.

The Mayor of Alboraya, Miguel Chavarría, has positively assessed these results, highlighting that the implemented measures and the commitment to equipping the Local Police with more resources are proving effective. The improvement is linked to the comprehensive reinforcement of the police force, which has included community prevention campaigns, talks in educational centers, and outreach to the elderly, who are particularly vulnerable to scams.

In the technological sphere, the council has deployed state-of-the-art video surveillance systems and drones for controlling access to the municipal area, used at strategic points like the connection with Valencia and the huerta (orchard) zones. Night surveillance capabilities have also been enhanced with new lighting systems and thermal cameras, and the police vehicle fleet has been expanded.

Patrol deployment has been reorganized to concentrate resources in areas historically experiencing higher incident rates, such as the La Patacona beach neighborhood and the Port Saplaya urbanization. Surveillance has also been intensified in the Vinival area and at the entrances to the huerta. Coordination with the Civil Guard, through periodic local security meetings, has been crucial for optimizing resources and combating burglaries.