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Killington, VT Crime Rate

Population: 1,413 • Latest FBI Data

95Score
A
Above Average Safety
0
Violent Crimes
0.0/100k · 0% of total
12
Property Crimes
849.3/100k · 100% of total
0
Murders
0
Robberies
0
Assaults
1
Burglaries

Is Killington, VT Safe?

Killington, VT is a safe city with a safety score of 95/100, placing it safer than 88% of US cities. The city ranks #1,091 out of 8,874 US cities in our safety database.

The violent crime rate of 0.0 per 100k is 100% below the national average (380 per 100k). Violent crime accounts for 0% of all reported incidents.

This city is generally suitable for families, retirees, and visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Killington, VT safe to live in?
Killington, VT is considered a safe city, scoring 95/100. It is safer than 88% of US cities. Crime rates are well below the national average, making it suitable for families, students, and retirees.
What is Killington, VT's crime rate?
Killington, VT has a violent crime rate of 0.0 per 100,000 residents (below the national average of 380) and a property crime rate of 849.3 per 100k. It ranks #1,091 out of 8,874 US cities.
Is Killington, VT safe at night?
With a safety score of 95/100, Killington, VT is generally safe at night. Standard precautions like staying in well-lit areas are recommended, but most residents feel comfortable walking after dark.
Is Killington, VT good for families?
Yes, Killington, VT is generally suitable for families with its safety score of 95/100.

Crime Summary

⚠️ Biggest Concern
Property Crime
849.3/100k
✅ Safest Aspect
Violent Crime
0.0/100k (100% below US avg)

Killington, VT has below-average crime rates across the board — both violent and property crime are below national averages.

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Nearby: Weathersfield · Manchester · Montpelier · Hardwick · Springfield

State: Safest Cities in Vermont

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