If safety comes first, small-towns are a good choice
12 Jan 2015
The choice of where to live is a complicated one. Economic opportunity, proximity to friends or family, access to amenities that matter to your family—all of these are important factors. (Here’s one interesting take on the decision: http://ow.ly/BvYIe.)
For many families, safety is a primary concern. That’s one reason why so many young, professional families are choosing to relocate in rural locations.
That’s our experience here in Gage County, Nebraska. In our small towns, we enjoy low crime, light traffic, and a high-quality local law enforcement team that helps keep our streets safe. Learn more here: http://ow.ly/BvQcf.
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