Statewide grade C

232 cities graded A+ through F based on 2024 FBI crime data. State overall score: 40/100 (Average).

What is Oklahoma’s crime safety grade?

Oklahoma earned an overall safety grade of C (score: 40/100, Average) based on 2024 FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program data, with a statewide violent crime rate of 427.9 per 100,000 and property crime rate of 2008.3 per 100,000. PlainCrime graded 232 Oklahoma cities with reportable crime data against national benchmarks, producing an A+ through F score for each jurisdiction. Grades weigh violent and property crime rates: cities more than 50% below the national average typically earn A or A+, while cities significantly above average receive D or F ratings.

Across the 232 graded Oklahoma cities, 6 earned A+, 48 earned A, 63 received B, 60 landed at C, 21 received D, and 34 fell to F in the 2024 scoring. The highest-rated city is Hinton with an A+ grade (score: 95/100, violent rate 20.4/100K). The lowest-rated city is Haworth with a F grade (score: 0/100, violent rate 2464.8/100K).

Roughly 23% of graded cities in Oklahoma achieved an A or A+ rating, while 24% received a D or F. Cities missing from this table either did not submit complete 2024 UCR data, fell below the minimum population threshold for reliable rate calculation, or report through consolidated agencies that aggregate into county or regional totals instead of individual city figures. Grade boundaries use the national violent and property crime rate averages for 2024 as the reference point, so grades are directly comparable between Oklahoma and other states on the site.

A safety grade condenses several FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) measures into a single letter, ranking each state's violent and property crime rates against the national distribution rather than a fixed cutoff. A high grade therefore means a state compares well to its peers in a given year, not that it is free of crime. Grades move as the underlying rates move and as agency reporting completeness shifts from year to year. Two states with the same letter can have very different profiles: one may carry a higher violent-crime rate offset by low property crime, the other the reverse. Use the grade as a quick orientation, then read the component rates beneath it to see what is actually driving the number for this state.

A+
6 cities
A
48 cities
B
63 cities
C
60 cities
D
21 cities
F
34 cities

The safest cities in Oklahoma

Violent crimes per 100,000 residents, FBI UCR 2024. Lower is safer, hover a bar for the exact rate.

/100K

What this shows Hinton reports the lowest violent-crime rate in Oklahoma. At 20.4 per 100K, it runs well below the Oklahoma average of 427.9. These eight cities anchor the safe end of the state.

Source FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program As of 2024
# Grade City Score
1 A+ Hinton 95
2 A+ Hennessey 93
3 A+ Weatherford 92
4 A+ Union City 92
5 A+ Burns Flat 92
6 A+ Piedmont 90
7 A Okarche 88
8 A Boley 88
9 A Chelsea 87
10 A Rush Springs 87
11 A Cordell 87
12 A Sayre 86
13 A Apache 86
14 A Verdigris 86
15 A Medford 86
16 A Mannford 86
17 A Granite 86
18 A Newkirk 85
19 A Nichols Hills 85
20 A Fairland 85
21 A Shady Point 85
22 A Tuttle 85
23 A Collinsville 84
24 A Blanchard 83
25 A Wilson 82
26 A Madill 81
27 A Coalgate 81
28 A Blair 81
29 A Crescent 81
30 A Pocola 81
31 A Inola 81
32 A Marlow 80
33 A Newcastle 80
34 A Mustang 80
35 A Alva 80
36 A Carnegie 80
37 A Fairview 80
38 A Coweta 80
39 A Oilton 79
40 A Perry 78
41 A Maud 78
42 A Weleetka 78
43 A Waukomis 78
44 A Bixby 78
45 A Oologah 77
46 A Perkins 77
47 A Gore 77
48 A Glenpool 76
49 A Comanche 76
50 A Jones 76
51 A Owasso 75
52 A Calera 75
53 A Jenks 75
54 A Stringtown 75
55 B Vici 74
56 B Cashion 74
57 B Achille 74
58 B Yukon 73
59 B Waurika 73
60 B Beaver 73
61 B Earlsboro 72
62 B Edmond 72
63 B Choctaw 72
64 B Harrah 72
65 B Mangum 72
66 B Noble 72
67 B Healdton 72
68 B Wellston 71
69 B Wister 71
70 B Verden 71
71 B Guymon 71
72 B Kingston 71
73 B Lexington 71
74 B Stroud 70
75 B Guthrie 69
76 B Sapulpa 69
77 B Sulphur 69
78 B Elk City 69
79 B Prague 69
80 B Stillwater 68
81 B Moore 68
82 B El Reno 68
83 B Adair 67
84 B Vinita 67
85 B Wilburton 67
86 B Broken Arrow 67
87 B Spiro 67
88 B Kellyville 67
89 B Idabel 66
90 B Tishomingo 66
91 B Checotah 66
92 B Bethany 66
93 B Lone Grove 66
94 B Meeker 66
95 B Drumright 65
96 B Catoosa 65
97 B Fort Gibson 65
98 B Erick 65
99 B Marietta 64
100 B Dickson 64
101 B Bernice 63
102 B Morris 63
103 B Tahlequah 62
104 B Snyder 62
105 B Walters 62
106 B Colcord 62
107 B Hominy 61
108 B Skiatook 61
109 B Heavener 61
110 B Tecumseh 60
111 B Dewey 60
112 B Holdenville 60
113 B Garber 60
114 B Krebs 60
115 B North Enid 60
116 B Watonga 60
117 B Cache 60
118 C Valley Brook 59
119 C Binger 59
120 C Woodward 59
121 C Purcell 58
122 C Eufaula 58
123 C Altus 58
124 C Nicoma Park 58
125 C Pawnee 58
126 C Allen 57
127 C Valliant 57
128 C Fairfax 57
129 C Colbert 57
130 C Claremore 57
131 C Stratford 57
132 C Hollis 56
133 C Tonkawa 56
134 C McLoud 56
135 C Langley 55
136 C Pauls Valley 55
137 C The Village 55
138 C Nowata 55
139 C Roland 55
140 C Norman 54
141 C Hugo 54
142 C Luther 54
143 C Thomas 54
144 C Chickasha 53
145 C Stigler 53
146 C Wynnewood 53
147 C Sand Springs 52
148 C Cushing 52
149 C Lindsay 51
150 C Henryetta 51
151 C Wyandotte 51
152 C Davenport 51
153 C Cleveland 50
154 C Salina 49
155 C Maysville 48
156 C Ninnekah 48
157 C Midwest City 47
158 C Duncan 47
159 C Hartshorne 47
160 C Wewoka 47
161 C Durant 46
162 C Sawyer 45
163 C Poteau 45
164 C Bartlesville 45
165 C Haskell 45
166 C Pawhuska 45
167 C Grove 44
168 C Frederick 44
169 C Seminole 44
170 C Kiowa 43
171 C Cyril 43
172 C Kansas 43
173 C McAlester 42
174 C Chandler 42
175 C Clinton 42
176 C Hobart 41
177 C Chouteau 40
178 D Konawa 39
179 D Quinton 38
180 D Wagoner 38
181 D Pryor Creek 37
182 D Blackwell 37
183 D Ada 37
184 D Warner 37
185 D Mounds 37
186 D Spencer 36
187 D Okmulgee 33
188 D Warr Acres 32
189 D Bristow 32
190 D Kingfisher 31
191 D Grandfield 31
192 D Beggs 29
193 D Talihina 28
194 D Yale 28
195 D Bokchito 26
196 D Antlers 26
197 D Enid 26
198 D Shawnee 25
199 F Miami 24
200 F Mountain View 24
201 F Bokoshe 24
202 F Porum 23
203 F Sallisaw 22
204 F Canton 22
205 F Westville 21
206 F Davis 21
207 F Ponca City 21
208 F Del City 20
209 F Cherokee 20
210 F Talala 20
211 F Anadarko 18
212 F Stilwell 13
213 F Bennington 13
214 F Okemah 12
215 F Muldrow 12
216 F Depew 11
217 F Sperry 10
218 F Vian 9
219 F Oklahoma City 7
220 F Lawton 7
221 F Locust Grove 6
222 F Arkoma 6
223 F Muskogee 4
224 F Ardmore 3
225 F Broken Bow 0
226 F Tulsa 0
227 F Atoka 0
228 F Geary 0
229 F Jay 0
230 F Wetumka 0
231 F Ratliff City 0
232 F Haworth 0

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Oklahoma's overall crime safety grade?
Oklahoma has an overall safety grade of C (score: 40/100). This is based on the state's aggregate violent crime rate of 427.9 per 100K and property crime rate of 2008.3 per 100K compared to national averages.
How many cities in Oklahoma have an A+ safety grade?
6 cities in Oklahoma earned an A+ safety grade (2024), meaning their crime rates are well below the national average. 48 additional cities earned an A grade.
Which is the safest city in Oklahoma?
Hinton is the highest-rated city in Oklahoma with an A+ grade (score: 95/100). Its violent crime rate is 20.4 per 100K.

Nationwide states with similar crime grades

FBI UCR peer sets for Oklahoma grade pages, ranked across all states so these neighborhoods are not the alphabetically adjacent list below.

Similar safety score

Nearest states by statewide safety score (40/100 here, grade C).

Similar graded-city count

Nearest states by cities with A–F grades (232 here); safety-score peers above are excluded.

Nearby States, Crime Grades

Compare Oklahoma's grade distribution with neighboring states, or use the compare tool to benchmark jurisdictions side-by-side.

Source: FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, 2024. Safety scores based on violent and property crime rates vs. national averages published in FBI Crime in the United States (CIUS) Table 8. Population figures reference U.S. Census Bureau estimates where FBI-reported populations are unavailable. Verify with FBI.gov UCR and Census.gov QuickFacts.

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