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Stephen Steele stay-at-home dad
I feel safe living in Chico most of the time. I think we have issues that need a hard look, like homelessness, which needs an empathetic solution. But overall, I think Chico is still safe. There is an element that is troublesome and is more noticeable than in years past.
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I do feel safe, comparatively speaking, to most places in California. Chico is one of the most mellow, safe but not too boring places.
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I live in nearby Durham, but have visited Chico a lot. Unfortunately, I don’t feel safe like I used to. I only come by myself during the day, or at night with a group of friends. There are a lot more people up to no good, but not just the homeless.
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(530) 513-6255 Peter W. Bell, CFP®
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Yes, I’m downtown a lot, and I do feel very safe. I’ve been here since 1960. Chico has changed, but I still feel safe.
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