Is it okay to walk in Jackson Park Highlands District, Chicago?
Crime reported to the police, Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
Very high for Chicago
Reported crime around the center of Jackson Park Highlands District is higher than in 97% of areas in Chicago, taking into account how many people are usually around. 722 incidents were reported here in these 12 months.
“Here” is the area of about 0.7 km² (0.3 square miles) around the center of Jackson Park Highlands District.
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By kind of crime
| Kind | Level | Compared with the rest of Chicago |
|---|---|---|
| ViolentHomicide, sexual assault, robbery, assault, kidnapping | Very high | higher than in 97% of areas |
| PropertyBurglary, theft, shoplifting, vandalism, arson | Very high | among the highest 1% of areas |
| VehicleCar theft and break-ins | High | higher than in 94% of areas |
| Weapons & drugsWeapons, drug and public-order offenses | High | higher than in 91% of areas |
Day and night
- By day (6am–6pm): Very high, higher than in 98% of areas.
- At night (6pm–6am): Very high, higher than in 96% of areas.
Most reports here are from 5pm–6pm.
What gets reported here
- Simple assault: 214 (30%)
- Vandalism: 111 (15%)
- Theft: 89 (12%)
- Aggravated assault: 86 (12%)
- Vehicle theft: 60 (8%)
Following the city-wide trend over the last 6 months.
Around Jackson Park Highlands District
The areas right next to it range from moderate to very high.
- South Shore High
- Woodlawn Moderate
- Grand Crossing Very high
- Hyde Park Low
- Avalon Park Moderate
- Pierces Park High
- Avalon Highlands Very high
- Greater Grand Crossing Very high
How to read this
- It shows crime reported to the police. Many crimes are never reported.
- Levels compare areas within Chicago. The same level in another city does not mean the same.
- It is not a prediction, and it says nothing about any person or building.
- Please do not use it for decisions about housing, lending, insurance or employment.
Source: Chicago Police Department. Place names © OpenStreetMap contributors. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.