County safety report
Northwest Hills Planning Region Crime & Safety Report
FBI UCR violent crime, property crime, total crime rate, and safety score for Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut.
Primary safety signal
83
out of 100, higher means lower reported crime
Rating
Low Reported Crime
Total crime
411.7
State rank
#2
Violent crime
19.5
per 100K residents
Below national average
Property crime
392.2
per 100K residents
Below national average
Total crime
411.7
per 100K residents
Below national average
State rank
#2
of 9 scored counties
1 = safest in state
Crime Statistics
Safety score
83
Low Reported Crime
Higher scores indicate lower reported county-level crime.
Total crime rate
FBI UCR incidents per 100,000 residents, compared with the national benchmark.
411.7
Below national average
National total crime benchmark: 2335.1 per 100K
Violent crime
19.5
National avg 380.7
Property crime
392.2
National avg 1954.4
State rank
#2
of 9 counties, 1 = safest
State average safety score: 48/100. State average total crime rate: 1277.0 per 100K.
Local interpretation
What the crime data means for Northwest Hills Planning Region
These reads compare Northwest Hills Planning Region with Connecticut county averages and national FBI UCR benchmarks. They are county-level signals, not neighborhood-level guarantees.
Safety score
83/100
35 points above the Connecticut county average
State rank
#2
of 9 scored Connecticut counties, where #1 is safest
Safer than
78%
of scored counties in Connecticut by safety score
Reporting
Partial
2 agencies in the current record
Benchmark table
Rates are incidents per 100,000 residents.
| Metric | Northwest Hills Planning Region | Connecticut avg | U.S. benchmark | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total crime | 411.7 | 1277.0 | 2335.1 | 82% below national benchmark. |
| Violent crime | 19.5 | 118.0 | 380.7 | 95% below national benchmark. |
| Property crime | 392.2 | 1159.0 | 1954.4 | 80% below national benchmark. |
Crime mix
Property crime drives the profile
Property crime accounts for the larger reported rate at 392.2 per 100,000 residents, compared with 19.5 for violent crime.
Reporting quality
Partial reporting coverage
Some local agencies are represented, but the dataset may not include every agency serving the county.
2 reporting agencies are represented for 2022. Use the rates as a directional county benchmark and verify city-level police data before making a decision.
How to use this county report
Verify neighborhood property risk
County-level property crime is not a block-level measure. Check city or sheriff incident maps for the specific address area.
Read violent crime as a county benchmark
The violent-crime rate is useful for county comparison, but it does not replace neighborhood-level data or recent local incident trends.
Use the state rank as a first filter
The state rank helps screen counties quickly. Pair it with housing, schools, health, and risk data before making a move or investment decision.
Account for reporting limits
Some local agencies are represented, but the dataset may not include every agency serving the county.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Data Sources
Crime data sourced from the FBI Crime Data Explorer (UCR) and County Health Rankings. Safety scores are derived composite metrics.
Data is informational only. Not legal or security advice. Coverage varies by county and reporting year.