Search for Crime Stats: Do You Work Or Live In Palm Beach County's Highest-crime Areas? on Bing

You're more likely to live or work in a high-crime area in West Palm Beach than any other city in Palm Beach County, according to recent data gathered by Esri. Esri ranked crime rates in 50 ZIP codes in Palm Beach County. The total crime index ranged from 20 to 252. Click through the attached slideshow to see the Top 3 crimes in your ZIP Code The average index across the county is 113, meaning that areas with an index higher than 113 are more likely than average to have more crime. For example,…

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