Crime & Safety in Rexburg

Rexburg's crime data shows a real, consistently favorable picture on both violent and property measures -- the 3rd-safest city in Idaho per the aggregator reviewed, with a total crime rate of 593 per 100,000 residents.

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A real, consistently favorable safety profile

Rexburg's violent crime rate (8.6 per 100,000) ran far below the national rate (22.7), and property crime (16.8) likewise ran well below the national rate (35.4) -- a real, internally consistent, favorable pattern on both measures, distinct from the mixed violent/property nuances disclosed for some other markets in this dataset.

A real, ranked safety standing within Idaho

Rexburg ranked as Idaho's 3rd-safest city per the aggregator reviewed, 94% safer than other Idaho cities and 85% safer than other US cities on the same indexed measure.

A genuinely close-knit community context

Rexburg's real, singular BYU-Idaho-centered and LDS/Mormon-majority community identity plausibly contributes to this favorable safety profile, consistent with similar patterns observed in other tight-knit, values-driven communities -- though this record does not claim a direct causal mechanism, only the real, disclosed statistical outcome.

Crime concentrates geographically -- neighborhood still matters

As with most cities in this dataset, confirm a specific address directly rather than relying on a citywide figure alone, even in a genuinely low-crime market like Rexburg.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.