How Cautious Are Colorado Residents About Home Intruders?

Having your home intruded upon by a stranger is terrifying just to think about, but unfortunately, it does happen from time to time.

While overall, Colorado is a pretty safe place to live, residents of the Centennial State are pretty good about locking the doors to their homes to avoid such an event.

How Many Colorado Residents Always Lock Their Doors?

According to new data, about 80% of Colorado residents lock the doors to their homes every time they enter or exit them.

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This data places Colorado at number 14 on the list of states that lock their doors every time they close them.

Which States Lock Their Doors More Often Than Colorado?

Compared to other states, Michigan, Indiana, and Delaware have an 88% rate of locking their doors; Connecticut is ranked second at 90%, and Georgia is home to the most residents who lock their doors at 93%.

How Often Do States That Border Colorado Lock Their Doors?

Coloradans lock their doors more often than in every other state that shares a border with the Centennial State. For example, 78% of Arizona residents always lock their doors, 75% of New Mexico residents always lock their doors, 73% of Nebraska residents always lock their doors, 70% of Wyoming residents always lock their doors, 65% of Utah residents always lock their doors, and only 60% of Oklahoma residents always lock their doors.

Read More: Colorado Ranks 11th For Family Life In Recent Study

Take a look at the full list of data from all 50 states here.