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1. www.roadsnacks.net › most-dangerous-cities-in-vermontThe 10 Most Dangerous Cities In Vermont - RoadSnacks

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   Jan 17, 2024 · In total, we analyzed 23 Vermont cities. Here are the results of our analysis: The most dangerous city in Vermont is Brattleboro based on the most recent FBI crime data. The violent crime rate in Vermont is 489 per 100k people. The property crime rate in Vermont is 6,094 per 100k people. The safest city in Vermont is Barre Town.

2. crimegrade.org › safest-places-in-vermontThe Safest and Most Dangerous Places in Vermont: Crime Maps ...

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   The rate of crime in Vermont is 22.91 per 1,000 residents during a standard year. People who live in Vermont generally consider the west part of the state to be the safest. Your chance of being a victim of crime in Vermont may be as high as 1 in 33 in the south neighborhoods, or as low as 1 in 65 in the west part of the state.

3. vcic.vermont.gov › sites › vcicDepartment of Public Safety Vermont Crime Information Center ...

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   Reported Murder (Nonnegligent Manslaughter) decreased 50% from 14 to 7; meanwhile, Negligent Manslaughter had a reported increase of 50% (up to 6 reports in 2021). Two other offenses of note, for crimes against persons, with reported decreases were Kidnapping (down 22.5%) and Non-Forcible Sex offenses (down 14%).

4. vcic.vermont.gov › document › 2021-crime-report2021 Crime Report | Vermont Crime Information Center

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   2021 - Crime Report.pdf (109.53 KB) File Format. PDF. Contact Information. Vermont Crime Information Center 45 State Drive Waterbury, VT 05671-1300 Tel: 802.244.8727

5. vcic.vermont.gov › ch-information › statisticsVermont Crime Report | Vermont Crime Information Center

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   Contact Information. Vermont Crime Information Center 45 State Drive Waterbury, VT 05671-1300 Tel: 802.244.8727 Fax: 802.241.5552. Office Hours 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

6. www.wcax.com › 2021/12/31 › vermont-sees-slightVermont sees slight decline in homicides in 2021 - WCAX

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   Dec 31, 2021 · All but one of Vermont’s homicides in 2021 involved guns. Homicide rates are based on the number of homicides for every 100,000 people. The FBI’s report says Vermont had a rate of 2.2 in 2020 ...

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   What is the 2021 Vermont Crime Report?

   • The 2021 Vermont Crime Report is made available by the Vermont Crime Information Center at the Department of Public Safety. The report contains an analysis of crimes reported by law enforcement agencies throughout the State of Vermont during calendar year 2021.

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   What is the crime rate in Vermont?

   • The violent crime rate in Vermont is 489 per 100k people. The property crime rate in Vermont is 6,094 per 100k people. The safest city in Vermont is Barre Town. Vermont is the 48th most dangerous state in the United States. Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Table | Methodology | FAQs | References

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   How many homicides are there in Vermont in 2021?

   • In 2021, the Vermont State Police investigated nine homicides throughout the state, which is just below the average from the decade. In Vermont from 2012 to now, there have been 122 homicides in the Green Mountain State, an average of 12 per year. The highest in that period was 17 in 2017.

   Vermont sees slight decline in homicides in 2021 - WCAX

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   What is the homicide rate in Vermont?

   • Homicide rates are based on the number of homicides for every 100,000 people. The FBI’s report says Vermont had a rate of 2.2 in 2020, which is well below the national rate of 6.5. “We are fortunate that we live in a very safe state and Vermont’s homicide rates have pretty much consistently been among the lowest in the nation,” Shtull said.

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   Is Vermont a dangerous state?

   • The violent crime rate in Vermont ranks 48th most dangerous in the United States — 53.1% better than US average violent crime rate. The property crime rate in the Green Mountain State ranks 45th most dangerous in the United States — 37.73% better than US average property crime rate. The latest reporting year from the FBI was 2022.

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   Are societal crimes increasing in Vermont?

   • The other offense, with a reported increase for societal crimes, is Weapons Law Violations: up 25%, to 101 reported offenses in 2021. It is worth noting, this is only 2 reports lower than 2019. Overall reported property crime in Vermont increased by 12% in 2021. Residences remain the top target at 37.5%.

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8. data.vermont.gov › dataset › Violent-Crime-RateViolent Crime Rate - Statewide by Year - State of Vermont

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   Menu. Rate of Violent Crime per 100,000 individuals, which includes the offenses of murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, rape (revised definition), robbery, and aggravated assault. Gathered through the National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS), Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program managed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.