All Cities in New York

Every one of the 327 New York cities that reported to the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting program in 2024, ranked by population with its violent and property crime rate per 100,000 and a safety grade. Open any city for the full breakdown, trend, and methodology.

City Population Violent / 100K Property / 100K Grade
Oriskany Village 1,346 0 594.4 A+
Ellicottville 1,302 76.8 1,459.3 A
Willing Town 1,249 0 0 A+
Black River 1,229 0 81.4 A+
Jordan Village 1,196 83.6 83.6 A+
Kensington Village 1,187 84.2 84.2 A+
Vernon Village 1,149 0 348.1 A+
Nassau Village 1,074 0 558.7 A+
Independence Town 1,071 93.4 186.7 A
Bolivar Village 1,002 0 499 A+
Northville Village 995 0 1,608 A
Alexandria Bay Village 948 0 316.5 A+
Brownville Village 937 0 0 A+
Hancock Village 900 0 111.1 A+
Andover Village 889 0 0 A+
Portville Village 879 0 568.8 A+
Belmont Village 832 0 120.2 A+
North Hornell Village 783 0 0 A+
Afton Village 781 0 0 A+
Theresa Village 743 0 134.6 A+
Cape Vincent Village 726 0 137.7 A+
Corfu Village 686 0 0 A+
Tuxedo Park Village 620 0 0 A+
Interlaken Village 610 0 0 A+
Glen Park Village 445 0 0 A+
Centre Island Village 390 0 0 A+
Inlet Town 361 0 554 A+
Showing cities 301–327 of 327 in New York, by population. See the New York safest and most dangerous city rankings, or the New York crime overview.

How These City Grades Are Calculated

Each grade weighs a city's violent crime rate (70%) and property crime rate (30%) against the national averages, drawn from FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, Crime in the United States, Table 8 for 2024. Rates use (offenses ÷ population) × 100,000.

UCR participation is voluntary, so not every New York city reports every year, and small-population cities can show volatile rates where a single incident moves the per-capita figure sharply. Read the full methodology for the scoring formula and limitations.