Is Las Vegas Safe?
With an overall crime index of 65, Las Vegas has a 35% lower crime rate than the national average. Your chance of becoming a victim of violent crime is 1 in 368. However, safety varies dramatically by neighborhood, with areas like Grand Canyon Village earning an A+ grade while Meadows Village rates C-.
Crime Index Comparison
Las Vegas
Nevada Avg
National Avg
100 = national average. Higher values indicate more crime.
Crime Index
65
35% below average
Violent Crime
68
32% below average
Property Crime
71
29% below average
Safe Areas
96%
Neighborhoods rated A or B
Your chance of violent crime in Las Vegas
1 in 368
Property crime: 1 in 352
Where Is It Safe in Las Vegas?
Safest Neighborhoods
1
A+
2
A+
3
A+
4
A+
5
A+
6
A+
7
A+
8
A+
9
A+
10
A+
Grand Canyon Village
Median income: $97,309
The Vistas
Median income: $141,104
The Paseos
Median income: $147,482
The Mesa
Median income: $116,242
The Cliffs
Median income: $86,661
The Gardens
Median income: $118,346
Southern Highlands
Median income: $116,097
Providence
Median income: $91,654
Red Rock Country Club
Median income: $165,585
The Ridges
Median income: $137,655
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Las Vegas Crime Breakdown
Highest Risk
Larceny / Theft · 25% below avg
Lowest Risk
Assault · 33% below avg
| Crime Type | Index | vs National | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murder Violent | 68 | ▼ 32% | |
| Assault Violent | 67 | ▼ 33% | |
| Robbery Violent | 70 | ▼ 30% | |
| Burglary Property | 68 | ▼ 32% | |
| Larceny / Theft Property | 75 | ▼ 25% | |
| Vehicle Theft Property | 70 | ▼ 30% |
Violent vs Property Crime
Neighborhood Safety Distribution
All Las Vegas Neighborhoods
Las Vegas Crime by Zip Code
89135
A+
Index: 24
89179
A+
Index: 6
89178
A+
Index: 10
89131
A+
Index: 24
89166
A+
Index: 17
89138
A+
Index: 3
89141
A+
Index: 10
89134
A
Index: 59
89149
A
Index: 22
89143
A
Index: 24
89148
A
Index: 33
89139
A
Index: 29
89144
A
Index: 74
89161
A
Index: 69
89130
A
Index: 71
89129
A
Index: 55
89113
A
Index: 56
89183
A
Index: 64
89142
A-
Index: 57
89128
A-
Index: 79
89145
A-
Index: 95
89147
A-
Index: 72
89120
A-
Index: 89
89117
A-
Index: 92
89123
A-
Index: 89
89156
A-
Index: 86
89110
A-
Index: 73
89121
B+
Index: 102
89107
B+
Index: 80
89158
B+
Index: 200
89124
B+
Index: 63
89118
B+
Index: 103
89122
B+
Index: 96
89103
B+
Index: 116
89108
B+
Index: 100
89104
B+
Index: 100
89102
B+
Index: 116
89101
B+
Index: 119
89146
B+
Index: 101
89115
B+
Index: 97
89109
B
Index: 184
89119
B
Index: 134
89169
B
Index: 145
89106
C+
Index: 145
Las Vegas Demographics & Cost of Living
Population
2,165,400
Median Income
$58,377
Home Value
$278,759
Median Rent
$1,153
Home Ownership
53%
Racial Demographics
White
46.7%
Black
12.6%
Hispanic
33.3%
Asian
12.8%
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the crime rate in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas has an overall crime index of 65, which is below the national average of 100. Approximately 96% of neighborhoods in Las Vegas are rated A or B for safety.
Is Las Vegas safe to live in?
Las Vegas 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 Las Vegas?
The safest neighborhoods in Las Vegas based on crime data include Grand Canyon Village, The Vistas, The Paseos, The Mesa, and The Cliffs. These areas have the lowest crime indices in the city.
How does Las Vegas crime compare to the national average?
Las Vegas's overall crime index is 65 compared to the national average of 100, meaning crime is 35% lower than the typical US city.
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