Law Firm Names Colorado Cities Dangerous for Halloween
A new study ranks Pueblo, Cañon City, and Colorado Springs among the top ten most dangerous Colorado cities for trick-or-treaters.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Severe Weather
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The Brown Law Firm has released a report identifying the ten most dangerous cities in Colorado for Halloween based on accident data. Pueblo holds the top spot on the list, followed by Cañon City and Colorado Springs.
Why it matters
The study was conducted by the law firm after receiving inquiries regarding which regional areas had the lowest number of traffic accidents. The results highlight areas where motorists and pedestrians may face increased risk during holiday festivities.
Pueblo leads the state as the 1st most dangerous city for Halloween, while Cañon City ranks 7th and Colorado Springs 9th. The rankings are based on data from the Colorado Department of Transportation, the U.S. Census Bureau, and national safety sources.
The players
The Brown Law Firm
This legal entity conducted the safety study using various state and national data sets.
Colorado Department of Transportation
This state agency provided the crash statistics used in the study, though it characterized the figures as preliminary.
The details
The analysis includes Fountain as the 11th most dangerous city in the state. The Colorado Department of Transportation noted that the crash data utilized for these rankings is considered preliminary and remains subject to change.
Timeline
October 30, 2026: The study findings were published.
Seasonal Patterns
This study aligns with established traffic safety analytics by utilizing the Colorado Department of Transportation's accident reporting standards. These rankings reflect a localized analysis of trends compared against the broader safety benchmarks typically used for municipal reporting.
Residents in high-ranking cities should exercise increased caution while driving or walking during holiday festivities. Drivers are advised to remain vigilant for pedestrians and follow all safety advisories to mitigate risk in areas identified by the study.
The takeaway
Understanding traffic risk trends can help residents plan safer routes during busy holiday evenings. Families are encouraged to prioritize well-lit paths and follow standard pedestrian safety protocols regardless of their city's ranking.
Further reading
For additional updates on regional hazards, visit the Severe Weather section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KRDO.
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