Rosedale, NY Crime Rate & Safety

Grade: C

Higher crime than 71% of major U.S. cities

Based on FBI UCR & local law enforcement data · Updated April 2026

7%
Above Avg Crime
1 in 180
Violent Crime Risk
1 in 36
Property Crime Risk
100%
Safe Neighborhoods

Is Rosedale Safe?

It's average — crime is at the national average

Crime rates are comparable to the national average. Being aware of your surroundings is advisable.

Rosedale has a crime rate that is 7% above the national average. Your chance of becoming a victim of violent crime is 1 in 180.

However, safety varies dramatically by neighborhood. Areas like Rosedale earn an A- safety grade, while Rosedale rates A-. Understanding which neighborhoods are safe is critical for anyone living in, moving to, or visiting Rosedale.

Crime Index Comparison

Rosedale
107
National Avg
100

100 = national average. Calibrated to reflect actual crime severity.

Your Chance of Being a Victim

Violent Crime

1 in 180

chance per year

National average: 1 in 263

46% higher than national average

Elevated

Property Crime

1 in 36

chance per year

National average: 1 in 55

52% higher than national average

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Rosedale Crime Breakdown

Estimated crime rates based on FBI UCR data, calibrated to city-level crime score.

Highest Risk
Rape · 141% above avg
Lowest Risk
Assault · 9% above avg
Crime Type Index vs National Risk Level
Violent Crime
Murder
114 +14% Average
Assault
109 +9% Average
Robbery
239 +139% High
Rape
241 +141% High
Property Crime
Burglary
127 +27% Moderate
Larceny / Theft
141 +41% Moderate
Vehicle Theft
145 +45% Moderate

Violent vs Property Crime

Crime Index by Category

Rosedale Crime Map

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Where Is It Safe in Rosedale?

Safety varies dramatically across Rosedale's 2+ neighborhoods.

Not sure which neighborhood you're in?

Neighborhood Safety Distribution

Out of 2 neighborhoods in Rosedale

All Rosedale Neighborhoods

# Neighborhood Grade Crime Index
1 Rosedale A- 45
2 Meadowmere / Warnerville B 178

Rosedale Crime by Zip Code

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Rosedale Demographics & Context

Population
0

Racial Demographics

Hispanic / Latino 9.3%
White 6.1%
Black 82.1%
Asian 2.6%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the crime rate in Rosedale, NY?

Rosedale, NY has a crime safety grade of C as of 2026. The overall crime rate is estimated to be 7% above the national average. Residents face approximately a 1 in 180 chance of being a victim of violent crime per year and a 1 in 36 chance for property crime. Rosedale has higher crime than 71% of major U.S. cities (population 50,000+).

Is Rosedale, NY safe to live in?

Rosedale has a moderate level of crime with a safety grade of C. Approximately 100% of the city's 2 neighborhoods are rated A or B for safety. However, safety varies significantly by neighborhood. For example, Rosedale is one of the safest areas, while Rosedale has higher crime rates. Researching specific neighborhoods before moving to or visiting Rosedale is strongly recommended.

What are the safest neighborhoods in Rosedale?

Based on 2026 crime data, the safest neighborhoods in Rosedale are Rosedale, and Meadowmere / Warnerville. These areas have significantly lower crime rates than the city average and are popular choices for families, professionals, and anyone prioritizing safety.

What are the most dangerous areas in Rosedale?

The neighborhoods with the highest crime rates in Rosedale include Rosedale. These areas experience significantly more crime than the city average. Visitors and prospective residents should exercise extra caution in these neighborhoods, particularly at night.

What is the violent crime rate in Rosedale?

The estimated violent crime rate in Rosedale is 556.3 per 100,000 residents, which is 46% higher than the national average. This means residents have roughly a 1 in 180 chance of becoming a violent crime victim each year. Key violent crime rates include: murder at 5.7 per 100K (14% above average); aggravated assault at 293.2 per 100K (9% above average); robbery at 176.4 per 100K (139% above average).

What is the property crime rate in Rosedale?

The estimated property crime rate in Rosedale is 2,775.8 per 100,000 residents, which is 52% higher than the national average. Residents have roughly a 1 in 36 chance of being a property crime victim per year. Key property crime rates include: burglary at 343.1 per 100K (27% above average); larceny/theft at 1,970.4 per 100K (41% above average); vehicle theft at 462.3 per 100K (45% above average).

How does Rosedale crime compare to the national average?

Rosedale's overall crime rate is 7% above the national average as of 2026. The biggest concern is rape (141% above average), while assault is 9% above average. Compared to other major U.S. cities, Rosedale has higher crime than 71% of them.

Is Rosedale safe to visit?

Visitors to Rosedale should take standard urban precautions. Property crime (theft, vehicle break-ins) is 52% above average, which is typically the main concern for tourists. Avoid leaving valuables in vehicles, stay aware of your surroundings in unfamiliar areas, and stick to well-traveled neighborhoods. Popular, safer areas for visitors include Rosedale, Meadowmere / Warnerville.

How does Rosedale crime compare to the rest of New York?

New York as a whole has crime that is 1% above the national average. Rosedale's crime rate is 7% above the national average, making it more dangerous than the typical New York city.

What type of crime is most common in Rosedale?

Larceny/theft is the most common crime in Rosedale, with an estimated rate of 1,970.4 incidents per 100,000 residents. This is 41% above the national average for this crime type. Overall, property crime (2,776 per 100K) is more prevalent than violent crime (556 per 100K) in Rosedale, which is consistent with national trends.

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