Crime in Toledo, OH, United States

We need more contributors for Toledo, OH to increase our data quality.

Do you live in Toledo, OH? Add data for Toledo, OH

Also, consider looking into aggregate data we have for Crime in United States

Crime rates in Toledo, OH, United States

Level of crime
76.68 High
Crime increasing in the past 3 years
79.10 High
Worries home broken and things stolen
68.41 High
Worries being mugged or robbed
60.07 High
Worries car stolen
56.97 Moderate
Worries things from car stolen
65.07 High
Worries attacked
60.07 High
Worries being insulted
60.19 High
Worries being subject to a physical attack because of your skin color, ethnic origin, gender or religion
50.00 Moderate
Problem people using or dealing drugs
83.04 Very High
Problem property crimes such as vandalism and theft
78.41 High
Problem violent crimes such as assault and armed robbery
79.24 High
Problem corruption and bribery
59.82 Moderate

Safety in Toledo, OH, United States

Safety walking alone during daylight
57.33 Moderate
Safety walking alone during night
29.10 Low

Contributors: 31

Last update: September 2023

These data are based on perceptions of visitors of this website in the past 3 years.

If the value is 0, it means it is perceived as very low, and if the value is 100, it means it is perceived as very high.

Sign Up for Our Newsletter:
Your Email Address:
This page in other languages:
  
Leave a comment:

Your name: Sign In

Your email address (optional):

Your comment (no HTML):

1 Comments so far
Mike on Sep 27, 2019:
30-year resident. City is fairly safe, and downtown has entered a period of significant growth. Downtown and most retail/commercial areas are safe during both daylight and nighttime. Some neighborhoods, though, are rather unsafe to be alone walking around. Most violent crime revolves around drug trade and gang/youth beefs (plus the usual domestic violence). This is a blue collar town that relied too long on manufacturing, so it has Rust Belt-related employment challenges. Great art museum, lots to see and do downtown, but North End (Lagrange corridor) near South End, and East Toledo are probably the roughest neighborhoods. Far west side, far south side, and Old West End are some of the nicest/safest areas.

Public schools could use improvement, but that's true for most larger cities in the region. The taxes are somewhat high in relation to quality of public services provided, but again: that Rust Belt legacy is a multi-decade problem. The city has been doing better job repairing roads n the past few years, but they fell far behind during the 2008 recession because they spent road money to balance the budget. For a couple of years the city did not do much more than fill crater-sized potholes, and now we are seeing the results of that lack of regular schedule of repaving.