This indicator shows the total number of homicides, the willful killing of one human being by another, per 1,000 residents of that neighborhood (2010 Census values).
Note: This metric uses 2010 Census values to estimate neighborhood population. Neighborhood populations have likely changed significantly since the 2010 Census, so these should be viewed as only a rough estimate of per resident rates. Some neighborhoods (like Downtown) have a much higher daytime population than residential population. This can cause "per resident" statistics to appear artificially high. Kosciusko was removed from this analysis because its negligible residential population made it an outlier.
Click here to view the population of each neighborhood from the 2010 Census.
