Two New Jersey counties made the list of the safest counties in America and one made it into the top ten.

There were many different things taken into consideration including gun violence, few deaths tied to accidents and motor vehicle crashes, and a good health and public safety infrastructure, according to a recent study from U.S News and World Report.

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2 New Jersey Counties Named Safest In America

Bergen County ranked #9 on the list and Morris County came in at #23.

"This recognition underscores our commitment to public safety and reinforces the trust that our residents place in us every day. The Bergen County Sheriff’s Office will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that Bergen County remains a place that attracts families, and those families feel the comfort of residing in one of the safest counties in America," says Bergen County Sheriff Anthony Cureton.

U.S. News and World Report 25 Safest American Counties

  1. Nassau County, New York
  2. Alexandria, Virginia
  3. Rockland County, New York
  4. Rio Blanco County, Colorado
  5. Arlington County, Virginia
  6. Westchester County, New York
  7. Manassas Park, Virginia
  8. Putnam County, New York
  9. Bergen County, New Jersey
  10. Brown County, Minnesota
  11. San Mateo County, California
  12. Fairfax, Virginia
  13. Poquoson, Virginia
  14. Shelby County, Iowa
  15. Eagle County, Colorado
  16. Jim Hogg County, Texas
  17. Richmond County, New York
  18. Los Alamos County, New Mexico
  19. Prince William County, Virginia
  20. Queens County, New York
  21. Colfax County, Nebraska
  22. Suffolk County, New York
  23. Morris County, New Jersey
  24. Loudoun County, Virginia
  25. Kings County, New York

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