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Is Chatham Township, NJ safe?

It depends on the neighborhood. Of the 1 Chatham Township neighborhoods we score (average 96/100), 1 are comfortable to walk around with normal awareness. Green means comfortable on foot; red means we would not walk it casually.

What makes up this score?

City average

96

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Neighborhoods scored

1

1 comfortable to walk

Score mix

  • Go: 1
  • Go, stay aware: 0
  • Caution: 0
  • No-go after dark: 0

Top 1 safest neighborhoods in Chatham Township

  1. 1Chatham (Chatham Township)Chatham TownshipChatham Township is a quintessential Morris County suburb characterized by expansive single-family homes, manicured estates, and large swathes of…96Go

Best things to do in Chatham Township

Getting around Chatham Township

Transit

  • Chatham Township is primarily served by the NJ Transit Morris & Essex Lines via the adjacent Chatham Borough or Madison train stations (a 5- to 10-minute drive), offering direct Midtown Direct service to New York Penn Station and Hoboken.

Biking & trails

  • There are no public bike-share systems, but the township offers scenic, low-traffic residential roads and access to recreational dirt trails around the Great Swamp borders for hybrid or gravel bikes.

Parking

  • Parking is abundant and hassle-free, with large free surface lots at local shopping centers and parks, as well as ample, unrestricted curbside parking across residential streets.

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Chatham Township safety questions

What is the safest neighborhood in Chatham Township?

Chatham (Chatham Township) scores highest at 96/100.

Is Chatham Township safe to walk at night?

In the 1 green-rated areas, generally yes with normal awareness. None of the areas we score are rated orange or red.

Which Chatham Township areas should visitors be careful in?

No area in our list falls below the yellow band.

How does VibeLoco score Chatham Township neighborhoods?

Each score blends recent reported crime and local news with Census data on income, poverty and housing, refreshed nightly. Walk and bike scores are shown separately.