
How do you rate Lovelock?
Lovelock records more property crime than violent crime, with odds around 1 in 500 for property-related incidents. The town is built along I-80, but most homes sit off Main Street and Cornell Avenue. Lovelock Correctional Center a...
Why is Lovelock safe?
Personal Safety : 100
Property Safety : 100
Community Safety : 100
$25,000
Median Home Rent
$900
(View 166 homes)

How do you rate Stateline?
Stateline's crime is concentrated around the casino strip along US-50, where property crime is more visible. Away from this corridor, residential areas near Lake Tahoe are quieter. Violent crime remains relatively low. Seasonal to...
Why is Stateline safe?
Personal Safety : 100
Property Safety : 100
Community Safety : 100
$2,366,000
Median Home Rent
$4,500
(View 113 homes)

How do you rate Mesquite?
Mesquite reports violent crime rates about 60% lower than national averages. Retirement communities around Sun City Mesquite and Falcon Ridge create low-traffic residential pockets. Life centers around golf courses, casinos, and M...
Why is Mesquite safe?
Personal Safety : 94
Property Safety : 99
Community Safety : 92
$447,500
Median Home Rent
$1,675
(View 52 homes)

How do you rate Yerington?
Yerington is one of the safest places in Nevada to live. Its crime rate has declined by 11% in a year. The city turns on low-density and has wide streets with minimal through traffic, reducing exposure. Most activity stays centere...
Why is Yerington safe?
Personal Safety : 78
Property Safety : 68
Community Safety : 56
$393,000
Median Home Rent
$2,000
(View 144 homes)

How do you rate Hawthorne?
Hawthorne remains stable, with very few violent incidents reported each year. The town centers around E Street and the junction with US-95. The Hawthorne Army Depot anchors local employment and keeps activity predictable. Resident...
Why is Hawthorne safe?
Personal Safety : 62
Property Safety : 93
Community Safety : 18
$179,750
Median Home Rent
$950
(View 54 homes)

How do you rate Fallon?
Fallon's crime rate trends well below the Nevada average, with violent crime staying limited. Most commercial activity runs along West Williams Avenue, while neighborhoods stretch quietly outward. Naval Air Station Fallon stabiliz...
Why is Fallon safe?
Personal Safety : 80
Property Safety : 50
Community Safety : 56
$400,000
Median Home Rent
$1,550
(View 262 homes)

How do you rate Boulder City?
Boulder City reported under 1,000 crimes per 100,000 residents, one of the lowest rates in Nevada. The ban on casinos keeps visitor traffic controlled compared to nearby Las Vegas. Neighborhoods near Adams Boulevard and Buchanan s...
Why is Boulder City safe?
Personal Safety : 79
Property Safety : 56
Community Safety : 25
$499,880
Median Home Rent
$1,500
(View 122 homes)

How do you rate Cold Springs?
Cold Springs sits northwest of Reno along US-395, with crime trending lower than the metro core. Subdivisions like White Lake Ranch limit through traffic with internal roads. Most errands require driving into Reno, which keeps loc...
Why is Cold Springs safe?
Personal Safety : 62
Property Safety : 48
Community Safety : 44
$454,500
Median Home Rent
$2,185
(View 41 homes)

How do you rate Golconda?
Golconda sits along I-80 between Winnemucca and Battle Mountain, with very few incidents reported each year. There is no dense commercial core, so overall activity remains minimal. Homes are spread out, and most traffic is pass-th...
Why is Golconda safe?
Personal Safety : 20
Property Safety : 20
Community Safety : 0
$125,000
Median Home Rent
$1,400
(View 60 homes)

How do you rate Henderson?
Henderson stands out as Nevada's most stable large city. Crime sits below national and state levels, especially violent crime. Master-planned areas like Green Valley keep traffic and spillover crime limited. Schools, parks, and co...
Why is Henderson safe?
Personal Safety : 61
Property Safety : 35
Community Safety : 48
$499,745
Median Home Rent
$2,198
(View 2,488 homes)
To determine the safest places to live, we applied a structured, data-driven methodology using verified crime and public safety datasets. Our analysis incorporates violent crime rates and property crime rates (FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program), local law enforcement staffing levels, community safety investment scores, and resident-reported safety data. Each factor was normalized against the Nevada state average to control for population size and regional differences. The combined metrics were then weighted and aggregated to produce a final Safety Score out of 100, highlighting cities where crime rates are significantly below the state baseline and community safety infrastructure is strongest.
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