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Navigating Idaho’s Most Dangerous Areas
Tips for Safe Living in Idaho’s Most Dangerous Spots
In 2024, Idaho’s safety is being looked at closely as we find out about its most dangerous spots. Idaho is beautiful but some places have a lot of crime and not enough doctors or hospitals, according to Southwest Journal. By using FBI crime stats Americans can avoid places with problems. Come with us as we check out these most dangerous areas giving important tips for anyone thinking about moving in Idaho.
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Most Dangerous Places in Idaho
Mountain Home
In the quaint town of Mountain Home, Idaho, with its population of about 14,000 residents face a concerning reality which is a high crime rate that overshadows its peaceful place. According to the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), the town reports a violent crime rate of 8 per 1,000 residents double the national average. Property crimes including burglary and theft are also high standing at 35 per 1,000 residents. Despite its peacefulness in certain areas you should be aware especially on the outskirts because you would see more criminal activity due to limited police presence.
Chubbuck
Chubbuck is a city in Idaho known for its rural charm and safety concerns are high. The violent crime rate is 8.3 per 1,000 residents much higher than the national average and burglary and theft are also common. Police struggle to address these issues leaving residents vulnerable to crime as seen in a recent burglary nearby.
Blackfoot
Blackfoot is a modest city in Bingham County with about 11,900 residents the struggle against crime is clear. Crime rates here exceed both state and national averages fueled primarily by drug-related activities and poverty. The surge in drug use has led to an increase in property crimes and violence tarnishing the city’s appeal despite attractions like the Idaho Potato Museum. Americans has experienced of having their car broken into near Jensen Grove Park underscores the city’s battle with property crimes.
Twin Falls
Turning to Twin Falls is a city presenting a mixed picture of safety in Idaho residents struggle with above-average crime rates particularly in downtown areas. The 2022 crime rate in Twin Falls was 232 surpassing the national average and raising concerns about property theft and vandalism. Violent incidents are not uncommon highlighting the city’s safety challenges despite its attractions.
Pocatello
In Pocatello with a population of over 56,000 safety issues persist amidst its cultural and outdoor attractions. Drug use and poverty contribute to elevated crime rates including property crimes and violent acts. Despite efforts by the Pocatello Police Department to increase patrols and surveillance safety still remains a concern.
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