Average score safety in District of Columbia, United States
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Score safety description
A comprehensive score measuring the safety of the area, ranging from 0 to 10, with higher numbers indicating a safer, more secure neighborhood.
This score helps residents and property seekers understand the overall safety profile of a specific location, considering various factors that contribute to community security.
- 0-2: Very High Risk - Significant safety concerns
- 3-4: High Risk - Frequent safety incidents
- 5-6: Moderate Risk - Some safety challenges
- 7-8: Low Risk - Generally safe environment
- 9-10: Very Low Risk - Exceptionally safe neighborhood
In the United States the score is a rate of the offences known to each law enforcement agency (the FBI's Crime Data Explorer), a violent offence weighing eight times a property offence, per 1,000 residents a year, mapped onto 0 to 10 between two fixed rates. Every country outside Canada uses the same weighting and the same two rates.
Average score safety for residential properties in District of Columbia
| Median | Mean | Mode |
|---|---|---|
  From 381,036 homes | From 381,036 homes | From 381,036 homes |
Data updated November 14, 2026
Average score safety for residential for cities in District of Columbia
| Location | Median | Mean | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Washington | From 381,036 homes | From 381,036 homes | From 381,036 homes |