Crime & Disadvantage Peak Crossing Qld 4306

Crime & Safety in Peak Crossing QLD 4306: Is it safe?

Safety Score in Peak Crossing

The higher the score, the more free the area is from crime.
Sources: TORREN, QLD POLICE, WA CRIME and Microburbs, 1997 - 2023

Field	Value	VS Ipswich	Trend
Night time safety (LGA)	56.2%	Bottom 40%	Data for Dec 2014
Total violent crime	1 incident per 183 residents	Bottom 14%	63% to Nov 2022
Theft (excl. unlawful entry)	1 incident per 13.6 residents	Top 46%	55% to Nov 2022
Month Year (LGA)	1 incident per 42,900 residents	Bottom 2%	to Mar 2023

Disadvantage in Peak Crossing

Peak Crossing Hyperlocal Public Housing Map

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The proportion of residents under 65 who rely on government support, live in high stress environments or are otherwise alienated from mainstream society.
Sources: ABS, ATO, DSS, TORREN and Microburbs, 2001 - 2023

Field	Value	VS Ipswich	Trend
Alienation level	5.3	Top 22%	0 to Dec 2019
Homelessness (SA2)	0.3%	Bottom 21%	49% to Dec 2019
Average welfare payments (Postcode)	$6,190	Bottom 33%	61% to Dec 2019
Public housing	0.9%	Top 18%	to Jan 2021
Unemployed	0.3%	Top 46%	58% to Dec 2021
Welfare recipients (Postcode)	1,060	Top 4%	49% to Dec 2020

Addiction Levels in Peak Crossing

The proportion of residents who have at least one addiction including alcoholism, gambling and illicit drugs.
Sources: TORREN, QLD POLICE, WA CRIME and Microburbs, 2001 - 2023

Field	Value	VS Ipswich	Trend
Alcoholics - people (LGA)	14.0%	Bottom 35%	Data for Dec 2018
Poker machines (LGA)	190	Bottom 46%	22% to Sep 2022
Drug offences	1 incident per 3.61 residents	Top 32%	7% to Nov 2022

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