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Public fighting rankings, per Denver neighborhood

The Denver neighborhoods with the most public fightings and the highest public fighting rate per 1,000 residents, 2025.

See also: Trends in public fighting, mapped out per neighborhood, and public fighting crime map.

Featured: Read the February 2025 Denver-city crime report.

The Denver neighborhoods with the most reported public fighting

These neighborhoods have the highest numbers of public fightings total and population-adjusted public fightings rate in 2025

Top-ten highest public fighting rates, by neighborhood, 2025

  1. Union Station: 1.58 per 1,000 residents (8 incidents total)
  2. Auraria: 1.21 (1)
  3. Five Points: 0.47 (7)
  4. Goldsmith: 0.19 (1)
  5. Baker: 0.17 (1)
  6. Lincoln Park: 0.17 (1)
  7. North Capitol Hill: 0.17 (1)
  8. Washington Virginia Vale: 0.14 (2)
  9. Capitol Hill: 0.13 (2)
  10. South Park Hill: 0.11 (1)

Top-ten highest public fighting counts, by neighborhood, 2025

  1. Union Station: 8 incidents
  2. Five Points: 7
  3. Capitol Hill: 2
  4. Washington Virginia Vale: 2
  5. Mar Lee: 1
  6. Goldsmith: 1
  7. Central Park: 1
  8. Baker: 1
  9. Montbello: 1
  10. Lincoln Park: 1

New: Property crime per neighborhood compared, 2024 vs. 2023.

The Denver neighborhoods with the lowest public fighting numbers

These are the neighborhoods with the lowest total number of public fightings and the lowest population-adjusted public fighting rate in 2025

Best public fighting crime rates, by neighborhood, 2025

  1. Indian Creek: 0.0 per 1,000 residents (0 incidents total)
  2. Whittier: 0.0 (0)
  3. Skyland: 0.0 (0)
  4. Bear Valley: 0.0 (0)
  5. City Park: 0.0 (0)
  6. Rosedale: 0.0 (0)
  7. Platt Park: 0.0 (0)
  8. Barnum: 0.0 (0)
  9. Jefferson Park: 0.0 (0)
  10. Hilltop: 0.0 (0)

Lowest public fighting counts, by neighborhood, 2025

  1. Indian Creek: 0 incidents
  2. Whittier: 0
  3. Skyland: 0
  4. Bear Valley: 0
  5. City Park: 0
  6. Rosedale: 0
  7. Platt Park: 0
  8. Barnum: 0
  9. Jefferson Park: 0
  10. Hilltop: 0
  11. Lowry Field: 0
  12. Belcaro: 0
  13. University Park: 0
  14. Country Club: 0
  15. Washington Park West: 0
  16. Wellshire: 0
  17. Cherry Creek: 0
  18. Washington Park: 0
  19. Chaffee Park: 0
  20. Valverde: 0
  21. College View / South Platte: 0
  22. Marston: 0
  23. Virginia Village: 0
  24. Fort Logan: 0
  25. Cole: 0
  26. University: 0
  27. Berkeley: 0
  28. Southmoor Park: 0
  29. Westwood: 0
  30. Barnum West: 0
  31. Villa Park: 0
  32. City Park West: 0
  33. Elyria-Swansea: 0
  34. Overland: 0
  35. West Highland: 0
  36. Congress Park: 0
  37. Civic Center: 0
  38. Cory-Merrill: 0
  39. Sloan Lake: 0
  40. Harvey Park: 0
  41. Gateway / Green Valley Ranch: 0
  42. Sun Valley: 0
  43. Windsor: 0
  44. Hampden South: 0
  45. DIA: 0
  46. Hale: 0
  47. Globeville: 0
  48. Montclair: 0
  49. Northeast Park Hill: 0
  50. Clayton: 0
  51. North Park Hill: 0
  52. Kennedy: 0
  53. Athmar Park: 0
  54. Cheesman Park: 0
  55. East Colfax: 0
  56. Hampden: 0
  57. Highland: 0
  58. University Hills: 0
  59. Regis: 0
  60. CBD: 0
  61. Speer: 0
  62. Ruby Hill: 0

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