CCDV Releases 2024 Annual Statistical Data Report
Published on December 02, 2025
Collaborative Commission on Domestic Violence Releases 2024 Annual Statistical Data Report. The information highlights domestic violence trends in Bexar County.
SAN ANTONIO (December 2, 2025) — The Collaborative Commission on Domestic Violence (CCDV) today released its 2024 Annual Statistical Data Report, providing a comprehensive, multi-agency look at the prevalence, impact, and response to domestic violence across Bexar County. Now in its fourth year, the report offers critical insights into the continued challenges faced by survivors, families, and service providers—while underscoring the importance of coordinated community action.
Domestic violence remains a pressing public health and safety concern in San Antonio, Bexar County, and across the nation. It affects individuals of all races, sexual orientations, ages, relationship statuses, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Abuse can take many forms—physical, sexual, emotional, and financial—and research shows a strong connection between intimate partner violence and long-term negative health outcomes.
In response to the City of San Antonio’s 2018 gap analysis of domestic violence services, the CCDV was established to strengthen prevention, intervention, and support systems—while also improving access to city and countywide data that is reliable.
The 2024 Annual Statistical Data Report highlights both the magnitude of domestic violence in Bexar County and the collective efforts of agencies working together to save lives, support those impacted by family violence, and reduce future violence. The data underscore the ongoing need for coordinated, evidence-driven strategies to address a complex issue affecting thousands of families every year.
“Domestic violence is not only a criminal justice issue—it is a public health crisis that requires a unified, compassionate, and data-informed response,” said Bexar County Judge Monique Diaz, CCDV Co-Chair.
“We remain committed to transparency, collaboration, and meaningful action to ensure every person in our community has access to safety, support, and hope,” said Maria Villagomez, Deputy City Manager of the City of San Antonio and CCDV Co-Chair.
2024 Report Key Findings
- The number of domestic violence offense reports filed in 2024 remained consistent with 2022 and 2023 levels (Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, San Antonio Police Department).
- Homicides related to domestic violence decreased from 33 in 2023 to 32 in 2024, with women continuing to be disproportionately impacted as victims.
- Magistrates issued 2,267 emergency protection orders, and 1,568 protective order applications were filed in civil court.
- Nearly 600 individuals participated in Batterers Intervention and Prevention Program (BIPP) services and related programs aimed at reducing future harm.
- Emergency lodging was provided to 919 people, while 1,093 individuals sought safety in the family violence shelter.
- Over 19,000 people received non-residential crisis advocacy services through county and city agencies.
- Approximately 3,400 legal assistance services were delivered to community members navigating domestic violence situations.
To schedule media interviews, please contact Rick Gipprich, CCDV Liaison for City of San Antonio (210-837-2159, Rick.Gipprich@sanantonio.gov) and Hazel Balakit, CCDV Coordinator for Bexar County (210-413-3935, Hazel.Balakit1@bexar.org). For all other inquiries, please contact Rick.Gipprich@sanantonio.gov and Jennifer.Luna@bexar.org.
The full 2024 CCDV Annual Progress Report is available online.