Georgia has one of the highest crime rates in the country. Despite claiming to be a peaceful state and a significant fall in the numbers in recent years, the crime rate here is still higher than in many other states in the US.  The state records the violent crime rate of 3.26 per 1,000 is around 12% lower than the national rate, though its property crime rate of 25.74 per 1,000 is 17% above national levels.  While Georgia’s statewide crime rates are a mixed bag, its 5 cities recorded remarkably low crime rates last year, which were considered to the safest cities in the country.  The 10 safest cities in Georgia  Braselton Holly Springs Johns Creek Milton Jefferson Kennesaw Georgetown Senoia Summerville Tyrone As per the FBI statistics, the 10 most dangerous cities in Georgia are: East Point College Park Eastman Americus Hapeville Albany Brunswick Griffin Dublin Warner Robbins