Decision-support ranking of Colorado Springs neighborhoods with the lowest current violent-crime rates in the tracked dataset, plus guidance on when a low current rate can still mislead.
Ranked rows are precomputed and served as static HTML from R2.
| # | Place | Metric | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fairfax Violent Crime moved up by 1.2 / 1k from 0.2 / 1k in 2013-01-13 to 1.4 / 1k in 2026-05-13. The earlier baseline was too small for a reliable headline percentage. |
1.4 / 1k | → |
| 2 | Historic Uptown Violent Crime moved up by 6.7 / 1k from 0.0 / 1k in 2013-01-13 to 6.7 / 1k in 2026-05-13. The earlier baseline was too small for a reliable headline percentage. |
6.7 / 1k | → |
| 3 | Cragmor Violent Crime moved up by 7.2 / 1k from 0.0 / 1k in 2013-01-13 to 7.2 / 1k in 2026-05-13. The earlier baseline was too small for a reliable headline percentage. |
7.2 / 1k | → |
| 4 | K-Land Violent Crime moved up by 16.7 / 1k from 0.0 / 1k in 2013-01-13 to 16.7 / 1k in 2026-05-13. The earlier baseline was too small for a reliable headline percentage. |
16.7 / 1k | → |
| 5 | Old Colorado City Violent Crime moved up by 17.4 / 1k from 0.0 / 1k in 2013-01-13 to 17.4 / 1k in 2026-05-13. The earlier baseline was too small for a reliable headline percentage. |
17.4 / 1k | → |
This page is useful when you need a quick current-state safety screen across Colorado Springs. It orders neighborhoods by the latest tract-backed violent-crime rate so you can identify calmer areas before opening the full neighborhood brief.
A low current rate does not tell you whether conditions are improving, whether the area is expensive, or whether the result comes from a very small incident base. Check neighborhood crime direction, market rent, and city comparison tables next.
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