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The headline numbers free
581reported incidents, last 12 mo
69.35per 1,000 residents (city: 91.05)
6.56violent per 1,000 (city: 6.91)
-24%vs. the citywide rate
Monthly reported incidents, last 12 months
What actually happens here free
Top offense types, trailing 12 months.
+ 34 more offense types in the full report
The full High Point report
- Three-year trend — is it getting better or worse?
- Violent vs. property split, month by month
- Time-of-day patterns (day / evening / overnight)
- The 10 hottest blocks, named
- Rank against all 56 Seattle neighborhoods
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- Door wedge alarm — Sits under a door and sounds a loud alarm if it is pushed open.
- Portable door lock — Adds a second lock to any inward door. Good for rentals and hotels.
- Light timer outlets — Turns lamps on and off on a schedule so the place looks lived-in.
- Personal alarm — A keychain siren you pull for attention when walking at night.
- Fire blanket — Smothers a small kitchen fire. Cheaper and simpler than an extinguisher.
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