Crime Analysis & Safety Report - City Plainview, MN

In Windsor, Vermont—a town of roughly 4,300 residents with a median household income of about $62,000—crime activity recorded 13 incidents over the past year, corresponding to a crime rate of approximately 302 per 100,000 people. Those incidents split into two primary categories: property crime, comprising four cases (about 93 per 100,000) involving larceny/theft and vandalism, and violent crime, comprising seven cases (about 163 per 100,000) all classified as assault offenses. The safety index assigns Windsor a score of 72 out of 100 and a B grade, indicating moderate risk. Crime map data show that the majority of incidents cluster near the downtown core and along the main highway corridor, with lower activity in the surrounding residential zones. The town’s ZIP codes, 05089 and 05090, mirror this distribution, with similar ratios of property to violent offenses. These data suggest that while Windsor maintains a relatively low overall crime rate compared to broader state averages, the concentration of assault incidents highlights an area where targeted community policing and public safety outreach could further enhance residents’ sense of security.