Top 10 Safest Cities In The United States in 2009

If you are tired of crime and mayhem in your life and you still want to live in a city, we have the Top 10 List for you. Our most popular post every year is the Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities but if I had to spend my money I would rather live in one of these cities.

Top 10 Safest Cities In The United States in 2009

1  Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI 
2  Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI
3  Portland-Vancouver-Beaverton, OR-WA
4  Boston-Cambridge-Quincy, MA-NH
4  Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA
6  Providence-New Bedford-Fall River, RI-MA
7  San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA
8  New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-PA
9  Cincinnati-Middletown, OH-KY-IN
10  Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor, OH
10  Denver-Aurora, CO

via Forbes

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  1. I live in the Twin Cities and I think would challenge the Bloomington pick.

  2. Great marketing information. If my an area I represented was on the list, I would be broadcasting it to all my clients.

  3. Wow, was surprised not to see Spokane on there but at least Seattle is there :) Thx for the info!

  4. yahhhh, I would DEFINITELY challenge the number 1 and 2 spots. I lived in Milwaukee, now Cedarburg outside it, and that city is just crap. SO much of it has such an unsafe feel, BUT I will say the police force has been making it safer. The crime rates are down for sure, but NOT PROPERTY CRIME…and armed robberies was sky rocketing in the neighborhood I lived in right before I moved out.
    Minneapolis I heard has been having problems with gangs and the crime rates were soaring as well….
    idk who published this one, but the first two shouldnt be on there for sure at least I think!

  5. Wow milwaukee should definatly now be on their….

    i live in one of the “safe” parts and my neighbor was locked in the trunk of their own car and that car was driven into a river.

    whoever wrote this needs to visit these places

  6. wow who ever wrote this needs to come and vist these places they put providence and new bedford and fall river up there dont u know those or the worse sities in southern new england in providence we have had 23 murders this year and 90% of em where between 16-23 and mot of em where all based on gang violence

  7. you cant wwalk the streets pass 11 in the west end of providence if u ain t from there nor the south side or chad brown just last wensday a 16 year old got killed and that same day jut a few hours later a 28 year old got killed right in front of his house on his porch while smokin

  8. Minneapolis won’t be anymore this year.. we’re on our 6th homocide this year.. right now.

    I do love Minnesota though… for the most part ;)

  9. i thought new york was the safest city.

  10. Not true. I have lived in two of those areas and have never felt safe after dark. Where as, I have been in (major) cities not on that list where it is very safe.

  11. Cincy should not be on their for sure!

  12. Some cities in the USA were very violent in up to 80 years. New York was a reference to the lower crime rates.

  13. omg where is maine? Like a lot of cities in Maine are pretty safe. Cept portland lewiston or agusta yaknow

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