Data through August 2026, Denver Police Department
Denver neighborhoods by reported crime rate
Over the 12 months to August 2026, Wellshire, Country Club and Washington Park had the lowest reported violent crime rates of the 75 neighborhoods with enough residents for a rate: 85, 189 and 199 per 100,000 residents a year. Denver as a whole, counted the same way: 1,080. The highest were Civic Center, Central Business District and Union Station. The table sorts by property crime, by the change from the year before, or by population.
All 75 neighborhoods
Sep 2025 to Aug 2026Sorted by violent crime rate, lowest first.
| NeighborhoodResidents | Violent per 100kvs. a year earlier | Property per 100kvs. a year earlier |
|---|---|---|
| Wellshire3,535 residents | 85−57%few cases | 764−18%few cases |
| Country Club3,178 residents | 189+200%few cases | 3,021−12% |
| Washington Park8,056 residents | 199−30%few cases | 2,507+3% |
| Belcaro5,399 residents | 204+22%few cases | 2,649−8% |
| University Park9,354 residents | 235+22%few cases | 2,662−12% |
| Regis4,600 residents | 261−43%few cases | 2,696+17% |
| Washington Park West8,253 residents | 291+14%few cases | 3,562−13% |
| Marston12,091 residents | 298−10%few cases | 1,803−24% |
| North Park Hill10,265 residents | 302+7%few cases | 1,792−20% |
| Berkeley9,638 residents | 311−40%few cases | 4,233+14% |
| Indian Creek3,824 residents | 314+71%few cases | 1,177−22%few cases |
| Hilltop9,131 residents | 350+19%few cases | 1,971−10% |
| Platt Park6,959 residents | 388+4%few cases | 3,147−17% |
| University9,735 residents | 390+27%few cases | 2,938−14% |
| Southmoor Park6,407 residents | 406+24%few cases | 3,262+12% |
| Skyland3,673 residents | 436−11%few cases | 2,641−7% |
| West Highland10,140 residents | 444+25%few cases | 3,856−16% |
| Congress Park11,650 residents | 446no changefew cases | 3,914−20% |
| Cherry Creek7,828 residents | 460no changefew cases | 8,751−2% |
| Barnum West5,480 residents | 493−4%few cases | 2,062−17% |
| Virginia Village13,729 residents | 495+28%few cases | 3,270−13% |
| Fort Logan9,212 residents | 521+41%few cases | 1,704−15% |
| Bear Valley9,212 residents | 532−20%few cases | 2,442−10% |
| Sloan Lake8,131 residents | 541+29%few cases | 3,825−22% |
| Hampden South17,666 residents | 555+18%few cases | 2,757−11% |
| Speer14,269 residents | 561+1%few cases | 5,137−8% |
| South Park Hill9,609 residents | 593−7%few cases | 2,290−25% |
| Sunnyside10,210 residents | 597−15%few cases | 4,153−14% |
| Windsor14,429 residents | 610+16%few cases | 2,446−30% |
| Cory - Merrill4,722 residents | 614+7%few cases | 5,697−35% |
| Lowry Field10,708 residents | 616−8%few cases | 3,792no change |
| University Hills6,425 residents | 623−2%few cases | 11,518+19% |
| Chaffee Park4,012 residents | 648−28%few cases | 3,190−21% |
| Harvey Park11,786 residents | 653+3%few cases | 2,147+2% |
| Harvey Park South9,210 residents | 662+13%few cases | 2,693−1% |
| Gateway - Green Valley Ranch46,096 residents | 694+18% | 2,486+8% |
| Montbello33,964 residents | 695+5% | 2,058−16% |
| Highland12,212 residents | 696−8%few cases | 5,691−16% |
| Hale9,041 residents | 708+49%few cases | 4,269−13% |
| Athmar Park8,809 residents | 715−39%few cases | 3,065−11% |
| Jefferson Park4,861 residents | 720−3%few cases | 7,961+14% |
| Villa Park8,181 residents | 721−5%few cases | 3,178−30% |
| Hampden20,657 residents | 808+31% | 2,803−19% |
| Mar Lee12,665 residents | 813+5% | 3,340+20% |
| Montclair6,131 residents | 816+4%few cases | 3,556−48% |
| Rosedale2,818 residents | 816−15%few cases | 3,478−8% |
| Washington Virginia Vale14,350 residents | 878−2% | 3,247−14% |
| Westwood16,755 residents | 883+2% | 2,417−13% |
| Central Park31,945 residents | 905+2% | 7,410−8% |
| Ruby Hill10,234 residents | 938+5%few cases | 2,482−7% |
| Whittier5,100 residents | 961−6%few cases | 4,627+10% |
| Barnum5,926 residents | 979−3%few cases | 2,886−17% |
| Cheesman Park9,005 residents | 1,033+26%few cases | 4,864−24% |
| City Park3,840 residents | 1,198−21%few cases | 5,651−33% |
| Valverde3,776 residents | 1,298−18%few cases | 5,588−4% |
| College View - South Platte6,785 residents | 1,326−11%few cases | 5,660−7% |
| Goldsmith6,277 residents | 1,354+18%few cases | 4,477+15% |
| Kennedy4,543 residents | 1,365+19%few cases | 2,685−24% |
| Cole4,343 residents | 1,405−5%few cases | 5,918+7% |
| Clayton4,446 residents | 1,484+8%few cases | 3,981−29% |
| West Colfax11,609 residents | 1,507+14% | 6,641−16% |
| Baker6,348 residents | 1,780+7% | 10,555−5% |
| Capitol Hill17,095 residents | 1,784+10% | 7,786+3% |
| Overland3,459 residents | 1,850+100%few cases | 10,003−8% |
| Northeast Park Hill9,107 residents | 2,053−11% | 6,017−14% |
| Elyria Swansea6,115 residents | 2,077−4% | 7,408−11% |
| East Colfax10,417 residents | 2,083+3% | 5,021−11% |
| Globeville4,695 residents | 2,599+44% | 9,031−5% |
| City Park West5,929 residents | 2,783−6% | 8,264no change |
| North Capitol Hill8,388 residentsAbout 2.7 times more jobs than residents | 2,945−3% | 9,049−4% |
| Lincoln Park7,391 residents | 2,990−10% | 9,227−22% |
| Five Points23,260 residents | 3,044+11% | 10,512+1% |
| Union Station10,528 residentsAbout 4.4 times more jobs than residents | 3,429+32% | 7,371−8% |
| Central Business District5,051 residentsAbout 11 times more jobs than residents | 5,068−4% | 16,531+1% |
| Civic Center4,155 residents | 9,362no change | 12,684+26% |
North Capitol Hill, Union Station and Central Business District have far more jobs than residents (Census jobs data, 2023). Their rates divide by residents only, so they run high: most people there on a weekday live somewhere else.
Change compares the same neighborhood’s counts in Sep 2025 to Aug 2026 with Sep 2024 to Aug 2025. With fewer than 200 incidents across the two years, a change of a quarter either way can come from chance alone; those changes are in gray, marked “few cases”, and go last when sorting by change.
How to read this table
method- Rates are crimes reported to the Denver Police Department in each neighborhood over the 12 months to August 2026, per 100,000 residents (an estimated population (2020 Census blocks, scaled to today’s city total)). They are the same figures as on each neighborhood’s own page.
- Violent crime here is homicide; assault and battery; and robbery. Property crime is burglary; theft from vehicles; theft; vehicle theft; and property damage and arson. These are the department’s own records, which count more than what it reports to the FBI, so they are not comparable with other cities’ rates on this site.
- Reported crime only. About half of violent crime and less than a third of property crime reaches the police nationally, and that share can differ between neighborhoods. A low rate is fewer reports, not a promise about any street.
- Per resident. Busy neighborhoods with many workers or visitors look higher than they are for the people passing through; the ones marked above are where that matters most.
More on what a rate can and cannot tell you: how to read US crime numbers.
Source and dates
ODC_CRIME_OFFENSES_P- Source
- Denver Police Department, via Denver Open Data Catalog (dataset ODC_CRIME_OFFENSES_P), aggregated by neighborhood
- Window
- September 2025 to August 2026, compared with September 2024 to August 2025
- Population
- estimated from 2020 Census blocks
- City page
- Crime in Denver, CO