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Is Hilo a Dangerous Place to Visit or Live?

May 19, 2013 by admin

Is Hilo a dangerous place? The short answer is no, but with a few caveats. In comparison to a lot of other places, Hilo is much safer. There are fewer violent crimes, though property crimes may be slightly higher. The relative safety of Hilo depends on you personally.

Hilo Danger: Tsunami Zone
Hilo Danger: Tsunami Zone

Are you a person that tends to get in bar fights? Well then, Hilo might be a dangerous place for you. Do you like to go to the tougher parts of town at inconvenient hours? Well this would also make Hilo dangerous for you?

Or are you a person that gets along with everyone and is smart about where they go and what times they go there? If this is the case, then Hilo is an extremely safe place.

Hilo Crime Rates

According to Neighborhoodscout, Hilo is safer than 12% of the cities in the U.S., which means that it is more dangerous than 88% of the cities in our country. Is Hilo really this dangerous? Perhaps, but I don’t think that this is indeed the case. I think that this might be skewed by certain regions of Hilo. Most of Hilo are relatively safe, but a few areas skew the statistics. Just keep your eyes and ears open and don’t go there.

Do Hilo Locals Harbor Ill Will Towards Mainland Visitors?

The short answer is no. Hiloans are some of the friendliest people around. Most of the stories you hear are the result of visitors who behave obnoxiously. If you act foolishly Hilo or even the safest city in the world can be a dangerous place for you, but if behave with a reasonable measure of decency and common sense, Hilo is a safe and friendly place.

 

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