Cedar Park, TX Crime Map

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Cedar Park, TX Crime

Is Cedar Park, TX safe in 2026?

Cedar Park earns an A+ overall crime grade in 2026, making it one of the safest cities of its size in Texas. Every single one of the 16 neighborhoods analyzed received a Grade A or higher — meaning 100% of Cedar Park neighborhoods fall into the "safe" category. Standout communities like Ranch at Deer Creek, Twin Creeks, and Ranch at Brushy Creek each hold an A+ rating individually. For context, a city where every analyzed neighborhood scores an A is exceptionally rare nationally. Cedar Park's 5.2% poverty rate and 4% unemployment rate — both well below national averages — are strongly correlated with these low crime outcomes.

What is the crime rate in Cedar Park, TX?

Cedar Park's crime rate is among the lowest for any Texas city with a population over 75,000. The city's overall crime grade is A+, and the city-wide safety rating is classified as "Very Safe (A)." All 16 neighborhoods in the analysis received a Grade A, with the majority — including Twin Creeks, Ranch at Cypress Creek, Oakwood Glen, and Anderson Mill West — achieving the top A+ tier. With a population of 77,181 spread across a density of 1,168 residents per square mile, Cedar Park maintains tight community cohesion that supports these low crime figures. No neighborhood in the city rated below an A, and 0% of neighborhoods received a B, C, D, or F grade.

What are the safest neighborhoods in Cedar Park?

All 16 analyzed neighborhoods in Cedar Park are safe, but the following earned the highest A+ grade and are worth highlighting for prospective residents:

• Ranch at Deer Creek — A+ grade; median household income of $164,770, one of the highest in the city.
• Twin Creeks — A+ grade; median income of $167,289, the highest of any neighborhood analyzed.
• Ranch at Cypress Creek — A+ grade; population of 2,336 with a median income of $130,284.
• Ranch at Brushy Creek — A+ grade; one of the larger neighborhoods at 2,565 residents, with a median income of $108,919.
• The Place — A+ grade; population of 1,642 and median income of $122,733.
• Red Oaks — A+ grade; median income of $119,135.
• Oakwood Glen — A+ grade; median income of $104,641.
• Anderson Mill West — A+ grade; the largest neighborhood analyzed at 3,520 residents, with a median income of $100,712.

Even the neighborhoods listed under "higher crime areas" — Silverado Ranch, Gann Ranch, Carriage Hills, Cedar Park Ranchettes, and Buttercup Creek — hold Grade A ratings, meaning they remain well within the safe range by any national benchmark.

How does Cedar Park's safety compare to other cities?

Cedar Park's A+ overall crime grade places it in a rare tier of American cities. With 100% of its neighborhoods graded A and a median household income of $108,194 — nearly double the U.S. median — Cedar Park benefits from the economic stability that consistently correlates with lower crime rates. Its 4% unemployment rate and 5.2% poverty rate are significantly below national averages, both of which are key structural factors that contribute to sustained public safety. Among Austin-area suburbs, Cedar Park's across-the-board A grades distinguish it as a consistently safe community rather than one with pockets of safety amid higher-risk zones.

Is Cedar Park a good place to live for families?

By nearly every measurable indicator, Cedar Park is an excellent choice for families in 2026. The city holds an A+ overall crime grade, with all 16 neighborhoods rated Grade A or better — giving families broad flexibility in choosing where to settle without significant safety trade-offs. The median home value of $328,651 and median rent of $1,475 reflect a competitive but accessible housing market relative to the broader Austin metro. A median household income of $108,194 supports strong school funding and municipal services. Neighborhoods like Anderson Mill West (pop. 3,520) and Ranch at Brushy Creek (pop. 2,565) offer larger, established family communities, while Twin Creeks and Ranch at Deer Creek provide some of the highest-income environments in the city, both with A+ safety grades.

Which Cedar Park neighborhoods have the highest crime?

Even the neighborhoods with relatively higher crime in Cedar Park — Silverado Ranch and Gann Ranch — hold a Grade A safety rating, meaning they are still considered safe by national standards. No neighborhood in Cedar Park received a Grade B, C, D, or F. This is a meaningful data point: in most U.S. cities, at least some neighborhoods fall into lower grade tiers. In Cedar Park, 0% of neighborhoods rated below an A, confirming that the city does not have a "high crime" neighborhood in any conventional sense of the term. Residents considering any part of Cedar Park can do so with confidence based on the current data.