Statewide grade B

28 cities graded A+ through F based on 2024 FBI crime data. State overall score: 71/100 (Above Average).

What is Wyoming’s crime safety grade?

Wyoming earned an overall safety grade of B (score: 71/100, Above Average) based on 2024 FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program data, with a statewide violent crime rate of 190.9 per 100,000 and property crime rate of 1187.7 per 100,000. PlainCrime graded 28 Wyoming 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 28 graded Wyoming cities, 5 earned A+, 11 earned A, 4 received B, 7 landed at C, 0 received D, and 1 fell to F in the 2024 scoring. The highest-rated city is Shoshoni with a A+ grade (score: 100/100, violent rate 0/100K). The lowest-rated city is Riverton with a F grade (score: 0/100, violent rate 745.1/100K).

Roughly 57% of graded cities in Wyoming achieved an A or A+ rating, while 4% 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 Wyoming 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+
5 cities
A
11 cities
B
4 cities
C
7 cities
D
0 cities
F
1 cities

The safest cities in Wyoming

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

/100K

What this shows Shoshoni reports the lowest violent-crime rate in Wyoming. At 0 per 100K, it runs well below the Wyoming average of 190.9. 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+ Shoshoni 100
2 A+ Diamondville 98
3 A+ Lingle 98
4 A+ Pine Bluffs 94
5 A+ Thermopolis 90
6 A Glenrock 89
7 A Mills 88
8 A Douglas 86
9 A Buffalo 85
10 A Worland 84
11 A Newcastle 81
12 A Sheridan 78
13 A Laramie 77
14 A Cody 77
15 A Rock Springs 76
16 A Jackson 76
17 B Saratoga 73
18 B Green River 72
19 B Dubois 68
20 B Gillette 67
21 C Powell 58
22 C Lusk 54
23 C Casper 53
24 C Evanston 47
25 C Moorcroft 46
26 C Cheyenne 41
27 C Torrington 41
28 F Riverton 0

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wyoming's overall crime safety grade?
Wyoming has an overall safety grade of B (score: 71/100). This is based on the state's aggregate violent crime rate of 190.9 per 100K and property crime rate of 1187.7 per 100K compared to national averages.
How many cities in Wyoming have an A+ safety grade?
5 cities in Wyoming earned an A+ safety grade (2024), meaning their crime rates are well below the national average. 11 additional cities earned an A grade.
Which is the safest city in Wyoming?
Shoshoni is the highest-rated city in Wyoming with a A+ grade (score: 100/100). Its violent crime rate is 0 per 100K.

Nearby States, Crime Grades

Compare Wyoming'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.

Every figure on PlainCrime is rendered directly from FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) source data, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on FBI Uniform Crime Reporting source data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.