Study: Safest Cities in Colorado 2016

Colorado is the total package if you're looking to live someplace that has a thriving economy, beautiful scenery and plenty of job opportunities. Another thing it has got going for it: an abundance of safe cities.

Safest Cities in Colorado 2016 © CreditDonkey

You’ll want to keep reading to learn which cities distinguish themselves as the cream of the safety crop.

As far as the Centennial State’s overall crime rate goes, you’re much less likely to become the victim of a violent or property crime here compared to the national average. Between 2013 and 2014, violent crime increased only slightly while property crimes declined by nearly 5%.

All in all, Colorado represents one of the most secure states to settle down, and CreditDonkey has all the details on which cities have the lowest occurrence of crime. If you’re a Colorado resident or you will be in the near future, the following is a must-read for your peace of mind.

Study Methodology

We analyzed the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report for 2014 to determine our rankings. We considered both violent and property crime report information for Colorado communities with a population of at least 1,000.

Violent crime is defined as:

• Murder
  
• Rape
  
• Robbery
  
• Aggravated assault

Property crime is defined as:

• Burglary
  
• Larceny
  
• Motor vehicle theft
  
• Arson

To create a CreditDonkey safety score for each city, we reviewed the number of violent and property crimes per 1,000 inhabitants and the number of robberies and burglaries per 1,000 inhabitants. We paid particular attention to robbery and burglary rates since these two crimes tend to occur more frequently.

The 50 cities listed below are the ones that had the best safety scores overall. We’ve ranked them accordingly, starting with the Colorado city where crime is least likely to occur.

Safest Cities 2016: Rankings

1. Palmer Lake

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.0

This small but growing community on the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, Palmer Lake ranks as Colorado’s safest city. The local police department works actively with schools, residents and other government departments to maintain a superior safety record.

2. Georgetown

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.0

Like Palmer Lake, Georgetown managed to end 2014 with zero crimes reported. That bragging right adds to the attractiveness of an historic town known as a lively tourist spot in the Rockies. The presence of out-of-towners boosts the local economy while luckily not having the same effect on the city’s crime rate.

3. Dacono

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.1

The city of Dacono is fortunate to have a police department that believes in being visible in the community. Through programs like Santa Cops (a volunteer-run effort for getting presents to families in need during the holidays) and the Citizens Police Academy, officers are able to make personal connections with the people they’ve sworn to serve and protect.

4. Castle Rock

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: N/A
  
• Burglary per 1,000: N/A
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.2

While many of the cities included in our rankings are on the small side, Castle Rock is one of a few exceptions. Over 54,000 people live in this flourishing city, and they enjoy a strikingly low crime rate, thanks to the hard work demonstrated by the Castle Rock Police Department.

5. Eaton

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.2

The city of Eaton has been recognized many times over as one of Colorado’s safest cities, and we believe the local police department is deserving of praise for its role in earning that title. Officers cleared 82% of their cases in 2015, evidence that they’re persistent about keeping the city streets free of criminal activity.

6. Wray

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.4
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 1.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.8
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.6

Wray is a family-oriented city of just under 2,400 people, and residents are proud of how close-knit their community is. Wray’s law enforcement staff is to be commended for providing its citizens with quality, courteous service while making every effort to head off criminal activity.

7. Louisville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: N/A
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.8

Louisville has been called one of the nation’s best places to live multiple times by CNN/Money, and we couldn’t agree more with that assessment. This city combines an old-fashioned feel with modern suburban amenities, all wrapped up in a safe, secure package.

8. Ault

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.8

Dubbed “A Unique Little Town,” Ault offers up a friendly, country feel that’s complemented by tree-lined streets, quaint antique shops and gorgeous green spaces. Its reputation for safety only enhances the already delightful quality of life you’ll find here.

9. Yuma

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 2.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.8
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 0.9

The city of Yuma bills itself as “A Great Place to Grow,” and you might agree if you’re hoping to start a business or expand your family. Aside from the first two cities on our list, Yuma is the only other city in the top 10 that didn’t report any violent crimes in 2014, erasing any doubts about its safety.

10. Rocky Ford

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 1.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.0

Rocky Ford is a largely agricultural community, but it also boasts cutting-edge businesses, fantastic shopping and a number of ways to enjoy the great outdoors. Residents don’t have to be overly concerned about their safety, considering that Rocky Ford reported a mere five violent crimes and six property crimes in 2014.

11. New Castle

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 3.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.2

The town of New Castle encourages residents to let nature takes its course, and its pristine earthy surroundings are an ideal place to do that. There’s ample opportunity to get out and stretch your legs without worrying about crime—since New Castle’s police department is always on the case.

12. Frederick

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 4.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.2

One of the Frederick Police Department’s goals is to foster deeper connections with locals, and they do that through multiple community outreach initiatives. Children are treated to tours of the department during the school year, while older residents can get a front row seat to all the action during ride-alongs.

13. Mancos

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 1.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.5
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.3

Mancos reported an astonishingly low number of crimes for 2014—there were three violent crimes and two property crimes in all. That year saw no robberies or murders, a fact that solidifies Mancos’ status as one of the Mesa Verde region’s safest places to put down roots.

14. Severance

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 3.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.3

A vibrant, small town of around 3,500 people, Severance has seen its population expand by leaps and bounds over the last 15 years. Whether you’re just passing through or planning to make your time in Severance more permanent, you can rest assured that crime won’t be a regular feature of daily life.

15. Rangely

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 4.1
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.5

If you’re interested in studying the past, Rangely is close to a number of prehistoric sites to explore. At the same time, this is a city with its eye fixed on the future, and it continues to develop into a highly desirable place to live in northwestern Colorado.

16. Limon

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 3.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.6

Home to the Limon Correctional Facility, this city has an aura of maintained law and order. The town has a small but professionally run police force that’s committed to making public safety a top priority.

17. Fowler

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 5.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.7

The city of Fowler is overflowing with authentic Old West flavor, but you won’t find any outlaw ways around these parts. In 2014, just one violent crime was reported, with six property crimes and one burglary thrown into the mix. Fowler’s police force deserves recognition for its remarkable track record.

18. Erie

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 6.1
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.8

“Your Future Is Here” is Erie’s motto, and it’s an excellent place to consider if you’re charting a move to Colorado. Even though the population exceeds 20,000, Erie gives off a welcoming, intimate vibe that’s enhanced by the overwhelming sense of security residents feel.

19. Milliken

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 4.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.8

Milliken’s police department is doing an outstanding job of patrolling the streets to keep them free and clear of crime. Between 2014 and 2015, the number of calls officers needed to respond to declined by 7%, while arrests went down by 15%.

20. Johnstown

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 5.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 1.9

Johnstown has a caring sentiment that shines through in how local law enforcement approaches crime. Outreach programs like the Citizens Police Academy and ride-alongs connect residents with police and keep the concept of safety top of mind.

21. Columbine Valley

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 6.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.2

“Energetic” and “optimistic” are two words used to describe the people who live in Columbine Valley, and we’d add “safe” to that list as well. Only one violent crime and eight violent crimes were reported for all of 2014, none of which involved a rape, robbery or murder.

22. Brush

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 5.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.4

If you’re on the hunt for homegrown happiness, look no further than Brush. Farming and agricultural factor heavily in the local economy, and it’s a nice place to settle down if you’re looking for a safe spot to raise a family or kick back in retirement.

23. Fort Lupton

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 7.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.4

Old traditions and new ideas intersect in Fort Lupton, where the emphasis on economic development is just one reason newcomers continue to move into the area. The low crime rate is another. Fort Lupton made it into the top 25 with an impressive four violent crimes reported in 2014.

24. Firestone

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 9.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.6

Firestone is a community in motion. Between the miles of walking trails and access to the St. Vrain State Park, you’ve got no reason to sit around doing nothing. You’re not likely to run into trouble while you’re out exploring, but if you do, the Firestone Police Department will be quick to respond.

25. Kersey

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 5.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.9

As the home of one of northern Colorado’s most sought-after public school districts, Kersey ranks high on the list of parents who are hoping to start a family or raise growing kids. They can do so without fearing their safety will be compromised, thanks to Kersey’s highly trained police force.

26. Eagle

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 2.9

Adventurers are most welcome in this outdoorsy community near Glenwood Canyon. Trust-based policing is central to the Eagle Police Department’s mission of improving the city’s livability. There’s a heavy importance placed on creating a positive dialogue between officers and residents to create a collaborative relationship for fighting crime.

27. Meeker

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.1

Amazing views of the White River Valley are just one of Meeker’s most attractive features. Its crime rate is another, with three violent crimes and 25 property crimes making the books in 2014. Residents and police should be proud of the 2014 figures, with zero rapes, murders, robberies or arsons reported.

28. Windsor

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.1

Windsor has seen a rapid rate of urban growth over the past few years, but that hasn’t worked against it in the crime department. CreditDonkey recognized Windsor as Colorado’s number one city to live in a previous study, and its placement in our safety rankings reinforces that position.

29. Elizabeth

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.5
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.3

One aggravated assault composed the entire 2014 violent crime rate for Elizabeth, a town that offers access to recreation activities Colorado is known for, along with down-home activities like festivals and Main Street shopping. The number of property crimes was slightly higher, at 15, but there were only two burglaries.

30. Crested Butte

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 9.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.4

Skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking are top pastimes among Crested Butte’s residents and the people who trek here for a visit each year. Festivals are also a big draw, and the city’s police department is always standing by to ensure that the fun doesn’t get out of hand.

31. Mountain Village

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.7
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.6

Mountain Village is just a short distance from Telluride, in the shadows of the San Juan Mountains. Although only about 1,300 people live here full-time, it sees some heavy traffic from visitors who come to hit the slopes in winter or the hiking trails in summer. Fortunately for permanent residents, the uptick in new faces hasn’t resulted in higher crime.

32. LaSalle

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 9.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.4
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.7

The town of LaSalle is warm and inviting, and it doesn’t take long for transplants to feel at home. Long-time residents are also pretty comfortable living here—partly because they know the members of the LaSalle Police Department are on patrol in their neighborhoods.

33. Holyoke

• Violent crime per 1,000: 2.2
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 8.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.7

Crime is a rarity in the agricultural community of Holyoke, something that its 2,200 residents genuinely appreciate. The violent crime rate for 2014 was divided between two rapes and three aggravated assaults, while eight of the 20 property crimes reported were burglaries.

34. Buena Vista

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.4
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.6
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.7
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.7

Buena Vista’s name means “beautiful view,” and if that’s what you’re looking for, you won’t be disappointed. It also delivers in terms of being a safe place to live, with 2014’s crime total including four aggravated assaults and 35 property crimes.

35. Parker

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.8

At less than 30 miles from Denver, Parker has become a popular destination for professionals who work in the Mile-High City and desire a reasonable commute. Nearly 50,000 people make their home here, but the Parker Police Department isn’t daunted by the prospect of making sure each of them is safe.

36. Centennial

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.1
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 3.9

With over 107,000 residents, Centennial is undoubtedly the largest Colorado city to earn a spot in our rankings, and it’s well-deserved. Policing a city of this size is nothing short of challenging, but Centennial’s law enforcement has proven itself more than capable of doing the job.

37. Granby

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.4
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.1

Granby is the heart of something grand—that’s an appropriate word to describe the breathtaking views you’ll experience here. The city’s police department has a finger on the pulse of criminal activity, and they’ve done superbly when it comes to promoting safety.

38. Hayden

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 13.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.8
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.2

Hayden sits in the heart of the Yampa River Valley, between the cities of Craig and Steamboat Springs. Once a mining town, its economy has moved towards a small business focus. The Hayden Police Department is charged with safeguarding business owners and residents alike.

39. Snowmass Village

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 17.4
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 0.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.3

Come winter, Snowmass Village transforms into a hive of activity as skiers and snowboarders flood the area. It remains relatively quiet the rest of the year, evidenced by its status as the fourth city in our rankings to report a goose egg in each of the violent crime categories for 2014.

40. Florence

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 13.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.8
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.4

Compassion, integrity and respect are some of the values promoted by the police department in Florence, which is right in the center of Colorado, putting residents within driving range of mountains and amazing scenery. The officers here engage in a variety of activities that are designed to reduce and prevent crime, spread safety awareness and get citizens involved in the defense of their home turf.

41. Cherry Hills Village

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 13.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.1
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.4

Even though this upscale suburb is decidedly affluent, life in Cherry Hills Village is still fairly low-key, with quaint traditions like an annual car show and holiday tree lighting. The police department actively pursues strategies and tactics designed to increase safety while strengthening communication with the village’s residents.

42. Hudson

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 15.3
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.5
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.7

Head northeast out of Denver and you’ll soon come upon Hudson, a peaceful city of around 2,400 souls. Its violent crime rate for 2014 was identical to that of Cherry Hills Village, with two aggravated assaults, while it registered a mere 37 property crimes.

43. Leadville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 5.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 10.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.7

Leadville is something of a hidden gem in central Colorado, tucked away as it is in the midst of the Rockies. Once one of the state’s most populous cities, it’s now home to 2,500 congenial people who celebrate the fact that Leadville has remained unwaveringly safe through the years.

44. Ouray

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.0
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 11.8
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.7

There’s a booming tourist trade in Ouray, which in some circles is known as the Switzerland of America. Ice climbing, hiking, off-roading and mountain biking bring in the out-of-town crowd, but they don’t draw in the criminal element with them.

45. Silt

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.3
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 16.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.0
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.8

Silt is the embodiment of an all-American town, the kind of place where tradition still has a lot of significance with residents. Part of the Silt way of life means keeping an eye out for your neighbors, and that’s something that’s helped the city’s crime rate to remain so low.

46. Broomfield

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.1
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 17.1
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 1.9
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 4.9

Broomfield is a top-notch place to have a good time, especially if you’re trying to keep kids entertained. The population is growing all the time. For many new residents, Broomfield represents a safe, relaxing getaway from the hustle and bustle of Denver, which is just a few miles away.

47. Del Norte

• Violent crime per 1,000: 3.6
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 1.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 12.2
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 3.6
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.2

Del Norte’s police department works in tandem with the Rio Grande Sheriff to keep a firm hand on crime prevention in the area. Officers and deputies are always on hand to deal with emergencies and reports of suspicious activity phoned in by diligent citizens.

48. Lafayette

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.9
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.2
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 17.5
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 2.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.2

Coal mining is an integral part of Lafayette’s history but today, the economy is all about industry and manufacturing. The city’s population has skyrocketed over the years while the crime rate has managed to stay consistently low year over year.

49. Palisade

• Violent crime per 1,000: 1.5
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 15.9
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.2
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.4

Peach orchards and wine vineyards make life in Palisade sweet, and it doesn’t hurt that it’s flooded with sunshine nearly all year-round. Like so many of the cities profiled so far, Palisade’s crime rate makes it a genuine standout in our safety rankings.

50. Platteville

• Violent crime per 1,000: 0.8
  
• Robbery per 1,000: 0.0
  
• Property crime per 1,000: 17.0
  
• Burglary per 1,000: 4.3
  
• CreditDonkey safety score: 5.5

“Small town atmosphere, big town vision” is what’s waiting for you in the city of Platteville. Crime, however, isn’t lurking around every corner, as the total crime rate for 2014 came to 46 incidents. Both violent crimes reported were aggravated assaults and burglaries were also uncommon.

Bottom Line

If your hometown was featured in our rankings, you’ll probably sleep easier at night knowing that you live in a safe setting. If you’re still worried about crime, check out CreditDonkey’s extensive library of tips on how to enhance your home security.

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