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Neighborhood safety · Minneapolis · data through November 2026

How safe is your Minneapolis neighborhood?

SafeRoute scores every Minneapolis neighborhood 0–100 from incidents reported to the Minneapolis Police Department — severity-weighted, within 1 km of each neighborhood's center, normalized citywide. Higher is safer. The same data powers the SafeRoute app's crime-aware walking routes.

    These figures describe reported crime around each neighborhood's center — they are informational, not a judgment of any community. Citywide median index: 55/100.

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    Calhoun Isle

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Kenwood92/100Low risk40
    Bryn - Mawr89/100Low risk55
    West Maka Ska73/100Moderate170
    Cedar - Isles - Dean70/100Moderate203
    Lowry Hill57/100Moderate321
    East Bde Maka Ska50/100Moderate458
    East Isles40/100Elevated694
    South Uptown28/100Elevated1,149
    Lowry Hill East25/100Elevated1,288

    How safe is Calhoun Isle, Minneapolis? Median 57/100 across 9 neighborhoods →

    Camden

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Shingle Creek81/100Low risk85
    Victory72/100Moderate152
    Humboldt Industrial Area68/100Moderate180
    Lind - Bohanon67/100Moderate180
    Camden Industrial64/100Moderate184
    Webber - Camden58/100Moderate257
    McKinley52/100Moderate326
    Cleveland51/100Moderate343
    Folwell39/100Elevated534

    How safe is Camden, Minneapolis? Median 64/100 across 9 neighborhoods →

    Central

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Downtown East33/100Elevated864
    North Loop28/100Elevated1,070
    Elliot Park23/100High risk1,264
    Loring Park22/100High risk1,482
    Steven's Square - Loring Heights21/100High risk1,438
    Downtown West20/100High risk1,731

    How safe is Central Minneapolis? Median 23/100 across 6 neighborhoods →

    Longfellow

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Cooper70/100Moderate178
    Hiawatha66/100Moderate227
    Howe59/100Moderate296
    Seward45/100Elevated505
    Longfellow40/100Elevated717

    How safe is Longfellow, Minneapolis? Median 59/100 across 5 neighborhoods →

    Near North

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Harrison50/100Moderate398
    Willard - Hay45/100Elevated427
    Sumner - Glenwood44/100Elevated482
    Hawthorne42/100Elevated490
    Near - North42/100Elevated477
    Jordan31/100Elevated749

    How safe is Near North, Minneapolis? Median 44/100 across 6 neighborhoods →

    Nokomis

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Diamond Lake76/100Low risk120
    Keewaydin75/100Low risk151
    Page74/100Moderate143
    Wenonah74/100Moderate146
    Hale73/100Moderate153
    Morris Park72/100Moderate144
    Field71/100Moderate178
    Ericsson70/100Moderate176
    Minnehaha66/100Moderate216
    Northrop64/100Moderate258
    Regina60/100Moderate277

    How safe is Nokomis, Minneapolis? Median 72/100 across 11 neighborhoods →

    Northeast

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Columbia Park90/100Low risk50
    Marshall Terrace80/100Low risk99
    Waite Park76/100Low risk129
    Northeast Park67/100Moderate264
    Audubon Park59/100Moderate299
    Bottineau56/100Moderate301
    Windom Park55/100Moderate398
    St. Anthony West52/100Moderate427
    Sheridan51/100Moderate404
    Beltrami49/100Elevated477
    Holland46/100Elevated477
    Logan Park44/100Elevated549
    St. Anthony East41/100Elevated711

    How safe is Northeast Minneapolis? Median 55/100 across 13 neighborhoods →

    Phillips

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    East Phillips31/100Elevated823
    Phillips West27/100Elevated1,005
    Ventura Village25/100Elevated1,082
    Midtown Phillips24/100High risk1,137

    How safe is Phillips, Minneapolis? Median 27/100 across 4 neighborhoods →

    Powderhorn

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Standish56/100Moderate338
    Bancroft50/100Moderate420
    Bryant47/100Elevated448
    Central33/100Elevated771
    Corcoran33/100Elevated884
    Powderhorn Park33/100Elevated768
    Lyndale26/100Elevated1,118
    Whittier23/100High risk1,288

    How safe is Powderhorn, Minneapolis? Median 33/100 across 8 neighborhoods →

    Southwest

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Armatage91/100Low risk42
    Fulton86/100Low risk74
    Kenny83/100Low risk101
    Linden Hills83/100Low risk96
    Lynnhurst80/100Low risk104
    East Harriet77/100Low risk134
    Tangletown72/100Moderate179
    Windom71/100Moderate174
    King Field53/100Moderate381

    How safe is Southwest Minneapolis? Median 80/100 across 9 neighborhoods →

    University

    Neighborhood (safest first)IndexBandIncidents
    Mid - City Industrial66/100Moderate264
    Como63/100Moderate286
    Prospect Park - East River Road60/100Moderate313
    University of Minnesota52/100Moderate423
    Cedar Riverside42/100Elevated540
    Nicollet Island - East Bank38/100Elevated826
    Marcy Holmes35/100Elevated963

    How safe is University, Minneapolis? Median 52/100 across 7 neighborhoods →

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    Methodology

    Each incident reported to the Minneapolis Police Department (via Minneapolis Open Data) is weighted by severity — violence counts for more than shoplifting. For every neighborhood we sum weighted incidents within 1 km of its center, and normalize against citywide rates onto a 0–100 index, higher = safer. Boundaries are the city's own 87 neighborhoods, grouped by its own 11 communities. Minneapolis wraps its neighborhoods around real lakes, so a centre that would otherwise land on open water is moved to the built-up part of the same neighborhood — never onto a neighbouring one. The time SafeRoute reads is when an incident was reported, not when it occurred, so time-of-day patterns are not shown. Pages regenerate as new data is published.

    The index compares areas within Minneapolis. It is not comparable between cities: each police force publishes a different set of offences over a different period — Minneapolis's figures cannot be read against another city's on the same 0–100 scale.