dycks
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http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/topten/safest.html
1. NY Islip 2
2. NJ Wayne 2
3. CT Avon 3
4. NJ East Brunswick 3
5. CT Fairfield 3
6. CT Greenwich 3
7. NJ Iselin 3
8. HI Kailua 3
9. NJ Marlboro 3
10. HI Mililani 3
Based on incidences of violent crime, including robbery and assault.
Source: OnBoard
Based only on data for more than 1,300 cities in the Best Places database. Included are cities with population of more than 14,000 with above-average income, population growth and real estate appreciation during the past five years. |
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phantoms_82
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no where!! your doomed no matter where you go. |
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mks 7-15-02
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Mineral Point Wisconsin |
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Dr Universe
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Hon LU Lu HAWAII |
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rhanalynn
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I know that on a fairly regular basis, Minneapolis, MN, is voted as the best place to live. I think this is a USA Today "study" or something, where they use a combination of factors like air quality, safety, weather, schools, etc.
This is more of an overall picture, but they seem to take the cake on a regular basis! |
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bobweb
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That question's tougher than you may think because you have to consider all the threats to modern man on earth. You may start out thinking of crime, but earth quakes, fires, nuclear power plants, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, disease, available medical care, poverty, tidal waves, global warming, transportation reliability, infrastructure security, isolation from foreign attack, volcanoes, hazardous material factories and transportation routes, proximity to airports, ground water pollution, air pollution, stray bullets from target ranges and you get the idea don't you? |
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MumboVonJumbo
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Vidor, Tx. |
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theriddle
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It all depends on who you are, and who you are with. |
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eagle9360
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crum wv |
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Crazyone2006
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Brooklyn ,New York |
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venkinatson
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"MIAMI/FLORIDA" thats my chioce |
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King of the Couch
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Newton, MA
Newton outshines other cities when it comes to fighting crime, “said Scott Morgan, President of Morgan Quitno Press. “With no murders, as well as the lowest overall crime and motor vehicle theft rates, it ranks as the clear winner in this year’s survey.”
The Morgan Quitno Safest City Award is based on a city’s rate for six basic crime categories: murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and motor vehicle theft. All cities of 75,000+ populations that reported crime data to the FBI for the six crime categories were included in the rankings. In this year’s survey, 369 cities were considered for the award. Final 2004 statistics, released by the FBI on October 17, 2005, were used to determine the rankings.
Joining Newton at the top of the Safest City rankings are Clarkstown, NY; Amherst, NY; Mission Viejo, CA and Brick Township, NJ. Newton is located just west of Boston.
At the opposite end of the Morgan Quitno crime scale, Camden, New Jersey ranks as the nation’s most dangerous city for the second consecutive year. Located across the Delaware river from Philadelphia, Camden had the highest violent crime, murder and robbery rates among cities of 75,000 or more population.
“I know that this is not good news for Camden,” said Morgan. “The city and state have taken some important steps to fix its crime problems. Although Camden’s violent crime rate has increased 15% over the past five years, the rate actually declined nearly 6% from 2003 to 2004.”
Trailing Camden on the more dangerous end of the crime rankings (in ascending order) are Detroit, MI; St. Louis, MO, Flint, MI and Richmond, VA.
In addition to ranking the safety of cities, Morgan Quitno Press also examined crime in metropolitan areas. For the first time, Logan, UT-ID tops the rankings as America’s Safest Metropolitan Area. The Detroit-Livonia-Dearborn, MI metropolitan division ranked as the most dangerous.
The findings of the 12th annual Safest City and Metropolitan Area Awards are featured in City Crime Rankings 12th Edition, an annual reference book from Morgan Quitno Press. The newly updated edition of this volume will be available November 22nd. The Safest City and Metropolitan Area rankings are one of six Morgan Quitno Awards announced annually by the company. These other annual announcements designate the nation’s Most Livable State (a state quality of life survey); the Healthiest State (a survey of state health care); the Safest and Most Dangerous States (a state crime survey); the Smartest State (a state education survey) and the Most Improved State (a survey of state trends.) |
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jonyboy26
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Washington DC
detroit MI
Miami florida |
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lennyuzbek
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There's no safe cities in US. The rating is wrong. It's all depends on city population. In small town population of 100 1 crime is THE crime, in NY 1 crime is A crime. |
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civstarsprayer
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connecticut |
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pmt208
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Georgia of Conetticut I know I spelled it wrong so waht eye don care hahah........ |
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Mon I
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Canada (the 51st state) :-P |
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MentalCaseMaggot
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Um, I know in MAss, it's Newton. Until some kid just killed his neighbor, so I don't know anymore :O |
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tacrj
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Easy answer! The one with the lowest density of people! People just dont get on to well too close to each other... We all need more space! |
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sky g
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Definitely not Detroit,I've been to Waikiki, Hawaii several times so I'm gonna got with that |
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onenonblonde
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Comparing violent crime rates in 327 U.S. cities, Morgan Quitno Press found that Amherst, N.Y., tops the list of America's Safest Cities. Newton, Mass., Mission Viejo, Calif., Cary, N.C., and Brick Township, N.J. round out the top five.
Safest States: (2004 data)
1.North Dakota, 2. Vermont, 3.Maine, 4. New Hampshire, 5. South Dakota |
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Jamie
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Well i think in Arizona it is pretty cool around here. But just say it's safe. I hope i am Right |
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