Top-ten highest drug and alcohol crime rates, by neighborhood, 2025
- Civic Center: 77.44 per 1,000 residents (137 incidents total)
- CBD: 56.06 (227)
- Auraria: 30.3 (25)
- Five Points: 26.81 (396)
- North Capitol Hill: 24.82 (147)
- Sun Valley: 23.64 (34)
- Capitol Hill: 19.74 (310)
- Union Station: 18.37 (93)
- East Colfax: 16.61 (187)
- DIA: 14.62 (18)
Top-ten highest drug and alcohol crime counts, by neighborhood, 2025
- Five Points: 396 incidents
- Capitol Hill: 310
- CBD: 227
- East Colfax: 187
- North Capitol Hill: 147
- Civic Center: 137
- Central Park: 124
- West Colfax: 119
- Union Station: 93
- Lincoln Park: 79
Featured: Each neighborhood now has a list of its high-crime addresses.
The Denver neighborhoods with the lowest drug and alcohol crime numbers
These are the neighborhoods with the lowest total number of drug and alcohol crimes and the lowest population-adjusted drug and alcohol crime rate in 2025
Best drug and alcohol crime crime rates, by neighborhood, 2025
- Indian Creek: 0.0 per 1,000 residents (0 incidents total)
- Washington Park: 0.14 (1)
- Berkeley: 0.23 (2)
- Marston: 0.27 (3)
- Wellshire: 0.3 (1)
- Fort Logan: 0.34 (3)
- Windsor: 0.37 (5)
- Sloan Lake: 0.38 (3)
- West Highland: 0.43 (4)
- University: 0.43 (4)
- Gateway / Green Valley Ranch: 0.46 (16)
Lowest drug and alcohol crime counts, by neighborhood, 2025
- Indian Creek: 0 incidents
- Wellshire: 1
- Washington Park: 1
- Berkeley: 2
- Country Club: 2
- Marston: 3
- City Park: 3
- Sloan Lake: 3
- Fort Logan: 3
- Southmoor Park: 4
Featured: Denver's 2025 crime map.
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The crimes trends map shows the change in crime counts and rates on a monthly and year-to-date basis.
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The recent crimes map shows where crimes across the city were reported in the last two or so months, and shows which addresses across the city have logged the most reported crimes.
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