Crime in Maine (Bangor, Washington, Hope: living in, gardens, safest)

[dramamama6685]

Originally Posted by mainebrokerman

i bet it was the deer isle district attorney!

OMG.... That's too funny!!!!

[dramamama6685]

Originally Posted by Coaster

Flesh? Popham Beach today was Skin City from one end to the other, including several topless female sunbathers. Oddly, Popham is the only beach in Maine where I've regularly seen topless women. Even at OOB it's a rarity. Not that I go looking for them, you understand. (Where's that innocent look icon?)

I don't think I'd bother, we are on to you.

[flycessna]

Originally Posted by Let's tell the truth

Again I will ask the question, "If there is so little crime in Maine why are our jail's so full they are hollering for new jail's to be built because thier is not anymore room to put new prisoner's and if there is so little crime where are these new prisoner's coming from??

Maybe we didn't have enough jails to begin with. Maybe federal mandates for housing prisoners have changed.

This statement is exactly what I would consider Trolling to be. A very vague statement that doesn't cite any factual information to support a specific stance and it doesn't allow people to rebut.

Its not a secret! find out what Maine's "State" prison population is. What does it represent as a percentage of our total population? And then do the same for all the other states and see where Maine stands. Or at least compare us to Nh, Ma, VT, RI.

Can you do that and let us know?

[dramamama6685]

Originally Posted by FLtoMaine

My husband and I are one of many people who have plans to move to Maine. One reason that makes it so easy for this native Flordian to leave FL is the increase in crime here. I have found the website below to be helpful in assessing a city's crime rate. Just about every town from Maine that I enter pales in comparison (the good way) to other cities I am familair with. There is a lot of talk of Caribou - so here's the assessment for this city.
Caribou, ME, violent crime, on a scale from 1 (low crime) to 10, is 2.
Caribou, ME, property crime, on a scale from 1 (low) to 10, is 4.

Let's compare that with the city of "Disney World" - Oralndo:
Orlando, FL, violent crime, on a scale from 1 (low crime) to 10, is 8.
Orlando, FL, property crime, on a scale from 1 (low) to 10, is 8.

Nowhere is perfect - perspective needs to be considered.

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What a great site. My little Ohio town ranks 4 on both types of crime ( with a pop. just over 19K), spends about 2K less on students, of course our property values have gone up by over 3%.

While Eastports unemployment rate is higher, their crime is a 1 in both categories and their student-teacher ratio is awesome at 13. Wow, property values have gone up 9.8%.

[Submariner]

Originally Posted by dramamama6685

What a great site. My little Ohio town ranks 4 on both types of crime ( with a pop. just over 19K), spends about 2K less on students, of course our property values have gone up by over 3%.

While Eastports unemployment rate is higher, their crime is a 1 in both categories and their student-teacher ratio is awesome at 13. Wow, property values have gone up 9.8%.

Isn't that GREAT!

[Let's tell the truth]

Originally Posted by forest beekeeper

Isn't that GREAT!

If you live in Maine or if you plan on moving to this lovely, low crime state , you may want to look at this site one of these people could be your nieghbor!!MaineMostWanted

[Submariner]

Oh my goodness, "The sky is falling, the sky is falling!"













sigh.

[Let's tell the truth]

I gave a wrong internet address a bit ago the right one is Bad Cop News (broken link) then scroll down to Maine. I hope this help's in your decision to move to our uncorrupted Maine!! Have a great Day.

[Let's tell the truth]

If you want to see how our economy is going before you move here go to Bangor Daily News and read Maine Manufacturing Job's Dwindling. Hope this information help's.

[Submariner]

Yes, isn't it GREAT!

I love it.

Low 'growth', is what we need to keep the sprawling suburbs away.