Is Colorado Springs Safe?
With an overall crime index of 90, Colorado Springs has a 10% lower crime rate than the national average. Your chance of becoming a victim of violent crime is 1 in 266. However, safety varies dramatically by neighborhood, with areas like Cordera earning an A+ grade while Valley Hi rates C-.
Crime Index Comparison
Colorado Springs
Colorado Avg
National Avg
100 = national average. Higher values indicate more crime.
Crime Index
90
10% below average
Violent Crime
94
6% below average
Property Crime
96
4% below average
Safe Areas
99%
Neighborhoods rated A or B
Your chance of violent crime in Colorado Springs
1 in 266
Property crime: 1 in 260
Where Is It Safe in Colorado Springs?
Safest Neighborhoods
1
A+
2
A+
3
A+
4
A+
5
A+
6
A+
7
A+
8
A+
9
A+
10
A+
Cordera
Median income: $135,022
Gleneagle
Median income: $134,138
Cathedral Pines
Median income: $156,725
Elk Creek Ranch
Median income: $156,717
Claremont Ranch
Median income: $85,276
Cherry Creek Crossing
Median income: $115,793
Black Forest
Median income: $132,895
Abert Estates
Median income: $156,465
Widefield
Median income: $82,815
High Forest Ranch
Median income: $156,654
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Colorado Springs Crime Breakdown
Highest Risk
Larceny / Theft · 4% above avg
Lowest Risk
Burglary · 10% below avg
| Crime Type | Index | vs National | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murder Violent | 93 | ▼ 7% | |
| Assault Violent | 92 | ▼ 8% | |
| Robbery Violent | 98 | ▼ 2% | |
| Burglary Property | 90 | ▼ 10% | |
| Larceny / Theft Property | 104 | ▲ 4% | |
| Vehicle Theft Property | 95 | ▼ 5% |
Violent vs Property Crime
Neighborhood Safety Distribution
All Colorado Springs Neighborhoods
Colorado Springs Crime by Zip Code
80921
A+
Index: 12
80977
A+
Index: 9
80902
A+
Index: 2
80913
A+
Index: 2
80925
A+
Index: 14
80923
A+
Index: 32
80924
A+
Index: 28
80908
A+
Index: 21
80929
A+
Index: 44
80930
A+
Index: 36
80920
A+
Index: 32
80995
A+
Index: 35
80919
A
Index: 53
80922
A
Index: 42
80928
A
Index: 59
80926
A
Index: 34
80911
A
Index: 37
80941
A
Index: 64
80951
A
Index: 36
80918
A
Index: 81
80904
A
Index: 152
80906
A
Index: 99
80917
A
Index: 105
80946
A
Index: 71
80907
A
Index: 142
80915
A
Index: 95
80939
A
Index: 79
80938
A
Index: 83
80927
A
Index: 82
80914
A-
Index: 56
80905
B+
Index: 164
80909
B+
Index: 150
80916
B+
Index: 123
80903
B+
Index: 163
80910
B+
Index: 145
Colorado Springs Demographics & Cost of Living
Population
621,332
Median Income
$67,719
Home Value
$294,013
Median Rent
$1,196
Home Ownership
60%
Racial Demographics
White
74.4%
Black
7.9%
Hispanic
17.1%
Asian
4.1%
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the crime rate in Colorado Springs?
Colorado Springs has an overall crime index of 90, which is below the national average of 100. Approximately 99% of neighborhoods in Colorado Springs are rated A or B for safety.
Is Colorado Springs safe to live in?
Colorado Springs has a crime safety grade of B-. Average crime. Safety varies significantly by neighborhood, so it is important to research specific areas before moving.
What are the safest neighborhoods in Colorado Springs?
The safest neighborhoods in Colorado Springs based on crime data include Cordera, Gleneagle, Cathedral Pines, Elk Creek Ranch, and Claremont Ranch. These areas have the lowest crime indices in the city.
How does Colorado Springs crime compare to the national average?
Colorado Springs's overall crime index is 90 compared to the national average of 100, meaning crime is 10% lower than the typical US city.
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