Crime & Safety in Marquette

Marquette's crime data runs near the national average overall, but genuinely favorable specifically when compared to similarly-sized US cities -- disclosed honestly alongside a second, more moderate citation.

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A real, disclosed near-average overall rate, favorable for its size

Marquette's overall crime rate ran 10 per 1,000 residents per NeighborhoodScout -- near the national average for cities and towns of all sizes, but genuinely lower than average when compared specifically to similarly-SIZED cities, making Marquette safer than most comparably sized US cities.

Violent and property crime specifics

Violent-crime victimization odds ran 1-in-364 (a rate of 3 per 1,000), and property crime ran 7 per 1,000 -- both roughly average nationally.

A second citation shows a more moderate picture

CrimeGrade.org placed Marquette in the 31st percentile for safety (a C- grade, indicating a violent-crime rate slightly higher than the average US city), with an estimated cost of crime of approximately $265 per resident per year -- disclosed alongside the more favorable same-size-city comparison above rather than presenting only one framing.

No specific neighborhood is named as unsafe

Per this dataset's site policy, no specific neighborhood within Marquette is called out as higher- or lower-crime here -- confirm current, address-specific data directly with local law enforcement before relocating.

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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.