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A few months ago we posted an article listing the top 10 most dangerous neighborhoods in America. Since we received such a good response to that bail bond blog post, we thought we would turn the tables and post our next bail bond blog on the top 10 safest cities in America. This list was taken from neighborhoodscout’s list of the top 100 cities.
According to the article, the list is compiled based on cities with 25,000 or more people and the number of property and violent crimes per 1000 residents. The list is as follows:
#10 Shrewsbury, MA (7.74 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#9 Ballwin, MO (7.68 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#8 Sammamish, WA (7.61 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#7 Lexington, MA (7.47 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#6 Johns Creek, GA (7.11 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 88% of US cities)
#5 Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (7.06 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 88% of
US cities)
#4 Greenwich, CT (6.31 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 90% of US cities)
#3 Parma, OH (6.26 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 90% of US cities)
#2 Bergenfield, NJ (6.17 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 90% of US cities)
And the number one safest city in America is…..
#1 Franklin, MA (5.57 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 92% of US cities)
See the full list of the top 100 safest cities at neighborhoodscout.
Posted by: Eric Granof
Read one of the top ten bail bond blog posts of 2013: Top ten bail bond blogs of 2013
Read yesterday’s blog post: Bail Bonds and Bacon: Victims of Crime or Victims of Swine
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A few months ago we posted an article listing the top 10 most dangerous neighborhoods in America. Since we received such a good response to that bail bond blog post, we thought we would turn the tables and post our next bail bond blog on the top 10 safest cities in America. This list was taken from neighborhoodscout’s list of the top 100 cities.
According to the article, the list is compiled based on cities with 25,000 or more people and the number of property and violent crimes per 1000 residents. The list is as follows:
#10 Shrewsbury, MA (7.74 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#9 Ballwin, MO (7.68 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#8 Sammamish, WA (7.61 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#7 Lexington, MA (7.47 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 86% of US cities)
#6 Johns Creek, GA (7.11 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 88% of US cities)
#5 Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (7.06 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 88% of
US cities)
#4 Greenwich, CT (6.31 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 90% of US cities)
#3 Parma, OH (6.26 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 90% of US cities)
#2 Bergenfield, NJ (6.17 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 90% of US cities)
And the number one safest city in America is…..
#1 Franklin, MA (5.57 crimes per 1000 residents – safer than 92% of US cities)
See the full list of the top 100 safest cities at neighborhoodscout.
Posted by: Eric Granof
Read one of the top ten bail bond blog posts of 2013: Top ten bail bond blogs of 2013
Read yesterday’s blog post: Bail Bonds and Bacon: Victims of Crime or Victims of Swine
Learn more about where to find an ExpertBail agent? How Can I Find an ExpertBail Agent
