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50 Safest Cities in Kentucky

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We kid because we care, Jim. :lol2:

 

There may or may not be less "suspicious activity" going on in the area these days, but I'm not sure. I suppose I'd know it when I saw it. Or, participated in it, as it were.

22. Mayfield

As a city with one of the mid-sized populations on our list, Mayfield still reported no murders and an otherwise low crime rate in 2012. Also good for families looking to move here, Mayfield offers its own set of independent schools in addition to Graves County Schools, which provides more education options for those looking to raise children here.

Mayfield hosts a number of events each month to keep residents busy and involved in the community.

 

 

One of if not the greatest places in KY to live

We have it all here

How many of these cities are in dry counties, if any?

22. Mayfield

As a city with one of the mid-sized populations on our list, Mayfield still reported no murders and an otherwise low crime rate in 2012. Also good for families looking to move here, Mayfield offers its own set of independent schools in addition to Graves County Schools, which provides more education options for those looking to raise children here.

Mayfield hosts a number of events each month to keep residents busy and involved in the community.

 

 

One of if not the greatest places in KY to live

We have it all here

 

I'm surprised you have not mentioned that Mayfield is 7 spots ahead of Fort Mitchell.

I'm surprised you have not mentioned that Mayfield is 7 spots ahead of Fort Mitchell.

 

Rats you beat me too it

 

If you have a football player you should consider a move here where your child will be safer

Do it for for your kid Beechie parents

Rats you beat me too it

 

If you have a football player you should consider a move here where your child will be safer

Do it for for your kid Beechie parents

 

Nope. I live in Taylor Mill, 4 above Mayfield!:ylsuper:

What's really sad is that aside from the NKY cities mentioned, I know very little, next to nothing, or nothing at all about many of the cities on this list. As a so called "Kentuckian" that is just downright pathetic.

 

Not only do I know where most every city on this list is, I have been in most of them multiple times for either work, softball, pleasure, friends live there, etc. There were only a couple I wasn't really familiar with, both being in NKY.

Nope. I live in Taylor Mill, 4 above Mayfield!:ylsuper:

 

Do they play football in Taylor Mill?? :dancingpa

Do they play football in Taylor Mill?? :dancingpa

 

Don't they everywhere?

And you do in Cincinnati? If so, you're the first person I've ever heard say that.

 

I've said it

Covington is about eleventy-billion times worse than Cincinnati. You want to talk about a "dump", Covington is about as bad as it gets.

 

You are saying Cincinnati is more safe than Covington ?

And you do in Cincinnati? If so, you're the first person I've ever heard say that.

 

Sorry UKM you are crazy if you think Cincinnati is a safer place to live than Covington . Like Jim said I could walk almost anywhere in Covington and feel safe. Two exception being city heights and Jacob price at night.

Sorry UKM you are crazy if you think Cincinnati is a safer place to live than Covington . Like Jim said I could walk almost anywhere in Covington and feel safe. Two exception being city heights and Jacob price at night.

 

The Jacob Price Projects were torn down a few years ago and a new housing development project called "River's Edge at East Pointe" is far along now in it's construction.

 

The area presently is still a bit dicey, and it's still to be seen how things will go when the "River's Edge" officially opens.

 

It's not nearly as big an area, but it appears to be similar to the housing that has been placed in Cincinnati's West End in more recent years when they redeveloped that area after it had gotten way out of hand.

 

It looks pretty nice, and I already feel much safer driving near it than I once did when driving by Jacob Price, which always felt like you were taking your life in your hands.

 

I hope it proves to be a success.

 

Here's a link describing it. There's also a video at the website giving a preview of what's to come.

 

Covington Kentucky Apartment Homes | River's Edge at East Pointe

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