5 Dallas suburbs named among Texas' safest cities in 2026

Trophy Club, Parker, Melissa, Murphy, and Colleyville make the list, according to home security review site SafeWise.

Feb. 17, 2026 at 11:07am

Got story updates? Submit your updates here. ›

A new report from home security review site SafeWise has ranked five Dallas-area suburbs among the safest cities in Texas for 2026. The list includes Trophy Club, Parker, Melissa, Murphy, and Colleyville, all of which are known for their low crime rates and strong community engagement.

Why it matters

Safety and security are top priorities for many families and homebuyers, especially those with children. These rankings highlight the Dallas region's reputation for providing a high quality of life and safe neighborhoods, which can be a major draw for new residents and businesses.

The details

The SafeWise report analyzed factors like violent crime rates, property crime rates, and the presence of law enforcement to determine the safest cities in Texas. All five Dallas suburbs on the list scored exceptionally well, with low incident rates and a strong focus on community policing and crime prevention programs.

  • The SafeWise report was released on February 16, 2026.

The players

SafeWise

A home security review site that publishes an annual report on the safest cities in the United States.

Trophy Club, Texas

A Dallas suburb known for its low crime rates and strong community engagement.

Parker, Texas

A Dallas suburb that was also named one of the safest cities in Texas by the SafeWise report.

Melissa, Texas

A Dallas suburb that was also named one of the safest cities in Texas by the SafeWise report.

Murphy, Texas

A Dallas suburb that was also named one of the safest cities in Texas by the SafeWise report.

Colleyville, Texas

A Dallas suburb that was also named one of the safest cities in Texas by the SafeWise report.

Got photos? Submit your photos here. ›

The takeaway

These rankings demonstrate the Dallas region's commitment to public safety and community-oriented policing, which can be a major draw for families and businesses looking to relocate to a safe and secure area.