Yes, while specific details on formal, ongoing community safety initiatives are not publicly available in the provided data, the statistics themselves indicate a commitment to safety in Silverton. Located in Mid Devon, Silverton boasts a population of 1890 and a notably low crime rate of 25.4 incidents per 1,000 residents. This contrasts significantly with the UK average of 91.6 incidents per 1,000, suggesting a considerably safer environment. Furthermore, Silverton’s safety score stands at an impressive 93 out of 100, exceeding the UK average of 79. This high score likely reflects a combination of factors including lower crime rates and a perception of safety amongst residents.
The violent crime rate in Silverton is also comparatively low, registering at 13.8 incidents per 1,000 people. While any level of violent crime is concerning, this figure further reinforces Silverton's reputation as a safe place to live. It’s important to remember that these statistics represent an overall picture and individual experiences may vary.
Although the data doesn't detail specific programs, a high safety score and low crime rate often correlate with strong community engagement and proactive policing. Local residents are encouraged to maintain vigilance and report any suspicious activity to Devon and Cornwall Police. Further information about local policing and community safety can be found on the Devon and Cornwall Police website. It is also worth investigating local council websites for details of any community-led safety projects that may be operating within Silverton. While the data doesn't specify these, the overall statistics point to a community-minded approach to safety.