Gilbert Rated 4th in the US for low crime rates

by Heidi Alexander on June 14, 2007

in East Valley,General Musings,Heidi A

Go Gilbert Arizona! While reading Time magazine this week, they had a small article rating US cities which were highest and lowest in crime. Gilbert came in 4th for crime safety according to the article. Not suprisingly, Flint and Detroit Michigan were two of the highest cities for crime rates (1st and 4th if I remember correctly).

It’s nice to see happy little Gilbert scoring so high for low crime rates!

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