Sicklerville, NJ Crime Map

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Crime in Sicklerville, NJ

Is Sicklerville safe?

Sicklerville ranks as Very Safe, earning a city-wide safety rating of A based on neighborhood-level crime analysis. Every one of the two neighborhoods analyzed — Wilton's Corner and Terrestria — received a Grade A, meaning 100% of Sicklerville's analyzed neighborhoods fall into the safest tier. For context, Grade A neighborhoods represent the lowest crime levels on our scale, well above the national suburban average. The community's relatively low poverty rate of 9.7% and a median household income of $86,237 further support the conditions associated with sustained neighborhood safety.

What is the crime rate in Sicklerville?

Sicklerville's overall crime grade is C+ at the city-wide level, but neighborhood-level data tells a more nuanced story: both of the analyzed neighborhoods — Wilton's Corner and Terrestria — score at the Grade A level, placing them among the safest residential areas in the region. That means 100% of analyzed neighborhoods earn an A rating, and 0% fall into Grade B, C, D, or F categories. Property crimes such as theft and vandalism tend to be the most common incident types in suburban communities of this density (roughly 1,000 residents per square mile), but Sicklerville's neighborhood grades reflect that these remain rare relative to comparable New Jersey communities.

What are the safest neighborhoods in Sicklerville?

Both analyzed neighborhoods in Sicklerville carry a Grade A safety rating, making the entire mapped area exceptionally safe:

• Wilton's Corner — Grade A | Population: ~715 | Median Income: $114,157. This is Sicklerville's largest analyzed neighborhood and its highest-income area, factors that correlate strongly with lower crime incidence. It also appears as the top result in our safest neighborhoods ranking.
• Terrestria — Grade A | Population: ~198 | Median Income: $86,914. A smaller, close-knit community whose median income closely mirrors the city-wide average of $86,237, Terrestria nonetheless achieves the same top-tier Grade A safety score as its larger neighbor.

Together, these two neighborhoods account for 100% of Grade A ratings in Sicklerville, with no neighborhoods graded B or below in the current dataset.

Is Sicklerville a good place to live?

By most measurable indicators, yes. Sicklerville offers a compelling combination of safety and affordability: the median home value sits at $196,071, well below the New Jersey state median, while the median household income of $86,237 provides solid purchasing power for residents. The poverty rate of 9.7% is moderate, and the median rent of $1,270 is accessible relative to the broader metro area. On the safety side, 100% of analyzed neighborhoods hold a Grade A crime rating — a rare distinction. The unemployment rate of 7.4% is something prospective residents should weigh, though it has not materially impacted the neighborhood safety grades in Wilton's Corner or Terrestria. For families prioritizing low crime, affordable housing, and suburban density of around 1,000 people per square mile, Sicklerville presents a strong case.

How does Sicklerville compare to other New Jersey communities on crime?

Sicklerville's neighborhood-level performance is notably strong: achieving Grade A ratings across 100% of analyzed neighborhoods is uncommon even among New Jersey's safer suburban communities. While the city-wide overall grade of C+ reflects broader area-level factors, the fact that both Wilton's Corner (median income: $114,157) and Terrestria (median income: $86,914) score at the top tier suggests that residents living within these neighborhoods experience crime levels well below state and national norms. Communities with similar population densities — around 1,000 per square mile — often show more grade variation, making Sicklerville's uniform A distribution a meaningful differentiator for safety-conscious homebuyers and renters.