Crime Analysis & Safety Report - City Glendale, CO

Boulder, Colorado – With a 2020 census population of approximately 107,000 residents and a median household income near $106,000, the city’s overall crime rate sits at about 161 incidents per 100,000 people. Out of the 172 reported offenses, 138 (roughly 129 per 100,000) were property crimes and 26 (about 24 per 100,000) were violent crimes, the latter comprising 24 assault incidents and 2 sex‑related offenses. Property crime is dominated by larceny/theft (98 incidents) followed by motor‑vehicle theft (13) and vandalism (17), while burglary and theft of stolen property account for smaller shares. The city’s safety score – calculated against national benchmarks – is around 78 out of 100, yielding a B‑grade rating that reflects a relatively secure environment but still highlights pockets of concern near downtown, university districts, and certain residential corridors. Crime‑mapping data indicate higher concentrations in the 80301, 80302, and 80306 ZIP codes, where commercial activity and student housing intersect, whereas the outskirts (80307, 80309, 80310, and 80311) report lower rates. These insights underscore the importance of targeted policing and community outreach in the city’s most trafficked zones, while also illustrating Boulder’s overall trend toward a moderately low crime environment compared to national averages.