Warminster, PA Crime Map

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Crime in Warminster, PA

Is Warminster, PA safe?

Yes — Warminster earns an overall crime grade of B+ and a city-wide safety rating of A (Very Safe), putting it well ahead of most Pennsylvania communities of similar size. Across the six neighborhoods analyzed, 83% carry an A or A+ grade, meaning five out of six areas show very low criminal activity. Neighborhoods like Rosewood Park (A+), Hartsville Park (A+), Glen View Park (A+), and Heritage Creek (A+) represent the overwhelming majority of Warminster's residential footprint. The single outlier, Warminster Heights, holds a C+ — below the township average but still far from the D or F grades seen in higher-crime communities. For context, Warminster's poverty rate sits at just 5.5% and unemployment at 2.8%, two socioeconomic indicators closely tied to lower crime levels.

What is the crime rate in Warminster compared to national averages?

Warminster's overall crime grade of B+, combined with a city-wide neighborhood safety rating of A, places it significantly safer than the national average. Of the six neighborhoods studied, 83.3% (five neighborhoods) earned an A grade or higher, and zero neighborhoods received a D or F. The grade distribution tells a clear story: Grade A: 83.3%, Grade C: 16.7%, and nothing below that threshold. Warminster's median household income of $69,471 and median home value of $320,954 reflect a stable, economically healthy community — factors that consistently correlate with lower crime rates. The single C+ neighborhood, Warminster Heights, has a median income of $37,029, notably lower than A+ neighborhoods like Hartsville Park ($123,742) and Glen View Park ($113,583), illustrating the income-safety relationship within the township itself.

What are the safest neighborhoods in Warminster, PA?

Four neighborhoods share the top A+ safety grade in Warminster, making them the safest areas in the township:

• Hartsville Park (A+) — Median income of $123,742, population ~974. The highest-income neighborhood in the analysis and one of the lowest-crime areas.
• Glen View Park (A+) — Median income of $113,583, population ~1,368. A larger A+ community offering strong safety across a wider residential base.
• Rosewood Park (A+) — Median income of $103,128, population ~960. Consistently low crime activity and above-average household earnings.
• Heritage Creek (A+) — Median income of $102,179, population ~662. A smaller but equally safe enclave with incomes well above the township median.

Speedway earns a solid A grade with a population of ~1,910 and a median income of $73,362 — close to the township-wide median and a reliable safe choice. Warminster Heights is the only neighborhood graded below A, holding a C+ with a population of ~3,583 and a median income of $37,029.

Which neighborhood has the most crime in Warminster?

Warminster Heights is the highest-crime neighborhood in Warminster, rated C+ — the only area in the township that falls below an A grade. With a population of approximately 3,583 and a median household income of $37,029 (roughly half the township median of $69,471), Warminster Heights reflects the economic pressures that tend to correlate with elevated crime activity. That said, a C+ is a moderate grade — it does not indicate a dangerous neighborhood by any broad measure, and it remains the sole outlier in an otherwise A-rated township. No neighborhoods in Warminster received a D or F grade.

Is Warminster a good place to live in 2026?

By nearly every measurable indicator, Warminster ranks as an excellent place to live heading into 2026. The township's overall crime grade of B+ and city-wide safety rating of A mean residents enjoy below-average crime risk. Economically, a median household income of $69,471, unemployment rate of 2.8%, and poverty rate of 5.5% all point to a stable, working community. Housing remains accessible relative to much of Bucks County, with a median home value of $320,954 and median rent of $1,366. With 83% of analyzed neighborhoods graded A or higher, families, professionals, and retirees have a wide selection of safe residential areas — from the affluent streets of Hartsville Park to the larger community of Speedway. The population density of 1,232 people per square mile keeps Warminster suburban in character without the congestion or crime pressures of denser urban areas.

How does Warminster Heights compare to the rest of Warminster?

Warminster Heights is the most densely populated neighborhood in the analysis at ~3,583 residents and carries the township's only below-A crime grade at C+. Its median household income of $37,029 is 47% below the township median of $69,471 and roughly 70% below the wealthiest neighborhood, Hartsville Park ($123,742). This income gap directly mirrors the crime grade gap: every A+ neighborhood in Warminster has a median income above $100,000, while Warminster Heights sits well below that threshold. For prospective residents, this context matters — Warminster Heights is not an unsafe neighborhood by national standards, but within Warminster it represents the area with the most room for safety improvement. The remaining 83% of the township's analyzed neighborhoods earn A-range grades, giving residents plenty of high-safety alternatives.