Table:
being approachable and easy to talk to
ensuring safety of citizens
treating people fairly
enforcing the laws
promptly responding to calls
providing information on ways to prevent crime

percent

victim of crime

not a victim of crime in the past 12 months
70
65
59
54
54
48

victim of crime in the past 12 months
63
49
46
41
36
39

contact with police

contact with police in past 12 months
70
59
54
50
47
45

no contact with police in past 12 months
67
61
56
51
50
46

satisfaction with personal safety from crime

very satisfied
73
68
62
59
58
50

satisfied
67
60
54
48
47
46

neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
59
47
44
40
35
30

dissatisfied
64
38
30
34
30
40

very dissatisfied
f
f
f
f
f
f

neighbourhood crime compared to five years ago

increased
61
46
43
40
34
33

decreased
68
61
58
53
44
50

about the same
69
64
57
52
52
48

neighbourhood crime compared to other communities

higher
62
54
48
47
44
38

lower
70
63
58
52
52
49

about the same
67
56
49
48
43
38

social disorder

one or more big problems
63
51
45
44
38
38

one or more moderate problems
65
55
49
44
41
40

one or more small problems
69
63
58
54
52
48

no problems at all
74
69
64
56
60
54

total
68
61
55
51
49
46

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