Only 32% Feel Safe in Their City Amid Rising Public Safety Concerns
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- •The survey was conducted across multiple urban areas, reflecting widespread concerns about safety.
- •Less than one-third of city residents reported feeling safe where they live.
- •Public safety perceptions can impact local business investment and community engagement.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸City governments increase investment in policing and community safety programs Residents may feel safer, potentially boosting local economies and social cohesion
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