Crime Perception and Concerns

In 2024, Subotica's crime statistics suggest a moderate level of crime with varying public perception. While the city reports some concerns, particularly regarding corruption and bribery, the overall safety index reflects a community relatively aware of its crime challenges.

Residents express mixed feelings about safety, feeling moderately safe during the day but more uneasy at night.

Some notable concerns include:

• Property CrimesProperty crimes, including car and home burglaries, remain a concern, driving some public apprehension. However, these issues are not overwhelming but rather part of a broader vigilance against property-related offenses.
• Drug-Related IssuesDrug-related concerns are notably absent, indicating minimal impact on the sense of safety among Subotica’s residents. This lack of anxiety suggests either effective control or low prevalence of such crimes.
• Violent CrimesViolent crimes are not perceived as a major threat, with residents showing little worry about being mugged or attacked. Concerns regarding such crimes are among the lower public safety priorities.
• Public SafetyThe feeling of safety during daylight in Subotica is relatively high, providing a comforting routine for daily commuters and dwellers. The night brings more caution, reflecting a natural shift in safety perceptions when visibility and public presence decrease.

Crime Trends and Safety

• Rising Crime ConcernsOne significant concern is the perception that crime is on the rise, a sentiment possibly fueled by corruption and property crime incidents. This necessitates vigilant monitoring and proactive measures to counter potential increases in local crime rates.
• Specific FearsFears connected to being a victim of theft or car-related crimes slightly exist, although racial, ethnic, or religious victimization is not a pronounced issue in Subotica, indicating a community mostly at harmony and inclusion.

Air Quality and Pollution Levels

Subotica boasts impressive green park quality, though air pollution still presents challenges, largely attributable to urban and industrial activities. Residents highlight these issues, indicating a need for ongoing environmental management.

The city's air quality, while facing criticism, is generally moderate, encouraging residents to seek further improvements.

Waste and Noise Pollution

Noise pollution is a considerable concern, primarily in urban localities where constant activity underpins a vibrant yet occasionally disruptive atmosphere.

There are mixed feelings regarding garbage disposal, although some neighborhoods are content, others suggest room for improvement in waste management practices.

Green Spaces and Water Quality

Subotica shines with its green spaces, providing not only an environmental boon but also a recreational haven for its citizens.

Water quality in Subotica sees room for improvement, with residents appreciating current standards but expecting enhancements in accessibility and purity.