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- This year, five places tied for first place to be named the safest small towns in America. These were (in alphabetical order) Lewisboro Town, New York; Luzerne Township, Pennsylvania; Sleepy Hollow Village, New York; Thetford Township, Michigan: and Weiser, Idaho.
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Oct 31, 2021 · New Jersey led the pack with 27 safe small towns, followed by New York with 17, Massachusetts with 13 and Pennsylvania with eight. So what else makes the five safest small towns similar?...
- Laura Begley Bloom
Oct 6, 2021 · Here are the 10 safest small towns in America for 2021. Note: There’s a five-way tie for number one. 1. Lewisboro Town, New York. 1. Luzerne Township, Pennsylvania. 1. Sleepy Hollow Village, New York. 1. Thetford Township, Michigan. 1. Weiser, Idaho. 6. Wayland, Massachusetts. 7. New Hanover Township, New Jersey. 8. Elmira Town, New York. 9.
Mar 26, 2019 · Find out which towns are the safest in America based on the FBI’s most recent data on violent crimes and property crimes. See if your town made the list!
The safest town in the U.S. is Monroe Township, located in New Jersey’s Middlesex County, a suburb of New York City. The average cost of crime in small cities was $1,155 per capita in 2022. Violent crime costs over $1,000 per capita, while property crime costs an average of $132.
Apr 14, 2024 · 1. Zionsville, Indiana. Zionsville is renowned for its low crime rates and a strong sense of community. Its quaint downtown area, lined with brick streets and unique shops, adds to its...
Dec 20, 2023 · Many of the safest small communities, according to last year’s crime data, are found in the Northeast. Monroe Township, a New Jersey community about 50 miles from Manhattan, ranked No. 1 thanks to its low property crime and even lower violent crime rate.
May 3, 2024 · Best U.S. Towns With Fewer Than 10,000 Residents. From New York and L.A. to Chicago and Miami, the United States is home to some of the buzziest big cities in the world. But anyone who’s enjoyed a quiet afternoon swinging on a front porch or hiking up colorful mountains knows America’s small towns are, in their own way, just as appealing.
