Newcastle among Top 20 Safest Cities in Washington

Newcastle, WALocal News

The City of Newcastle has been named one of the top 20 safest cities in Washington, ranking 16th in SafeWise's annual report. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Newcastle Police Department and the active involvement of community members in maintaining safety. Announced on March 28, 2024, this ranking underscores the city’s ongoing commitment to providing a secure environment for residents and businesses. Newcastle's safety initiatives have fostered a welcoming atmosphere, making it an appealing location for families and entrepreneurs alike. The city extends heartfelt thanks to its police force and the community for their contributions to this achievement.

For those seeking more detailed information, the full SafeWise report can be accessed through the provided link. This accolade not only enhances Newcastle’s profile but also emphasizes the importance of community engagement in crime prevention, setting a standard for other cities in the region.

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