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/r/boulder is the same. If you only read that sub you'd think it was a Mad Max wasteland where the sidewalks are paved with used needles. It has a homelessnes
by stusmall 4y ago
/r/boulder is the same. If you only read that sub you'd think it was a Mad Max wasteland where the sidewalks are paved with used needles. It has a homelessness problem and its been getting worse since COVID, but it's still the safest place I've lived by a long shot.
- SauciestGNU 4y agoHonestly I don't think I've felt safer in a city in the US than I did in Boulder. Haven't visited in 5 years, that's plenty of time for things to change, but it's unbelievable that it could be some crime-ridden hellscape.
- vogt 3y agoThat’s fascinating to me - all I’ve ever heard is that Boulder is a clean, safe, beautiful place to live (albeit expensive!). If I could handle snow, I would love to live in Colorado.