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Delaware

Small State, Big Character.

A Message from the Governor

Governor Carney signed a package of environmental legislation designed to support and advance Delaware’s coordinated, statewide effort to fight climate change.

Governor-Carney

John Carney

About Delaware

Delaware, often known as the “First State,” holds a special place in American history as one of the original thirteen colonies and the first state to ratify the United States Constitution. This small but significant state, located on the Atlantic Coast in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, offers a blend of historical charm, scenic beauty, and a thriving corporate landscape.

Delaware’s historic legacy is celebrated in its charming towns and cities. The state capital, Dover, boasts well-preserved colonial architecture and landmarks, including The Green, a historic public square. Wilmington, the largest city, offers a vibrant arts scene, museums, and cultural festivals.

Bridge of Delaware

Crimes Overview

Delaware has a comparable murder rate to the national average but significantly lower rates of rape and assault. Robbery is less of a concern, while kidnapping is slightly higher. Vandalism is a significant issue, but burglary is relatively low. Theft is higher than the national average, and motor vehicle theft is lower. Identity theft is a major concern, being significantly higher than the national average. Drug offenses and weapon law violations also require attention as they surpass the national average.

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Cities of Delaware

Blades

Bridgeville

Camden

Cheswold

Clayton

Dagsboro

Delaware City

Delmar

Dewey Beach

Dover

Ellendale

Elsmere

Felton

Frankford

Fenwick Island

Frederica

Georgetown

Greenwood

Harrington

Laurel

Lewes

Middletown

Milford

Millsboro

Milton

Newark

New Castle

Ocean View

Rehoboth Beach

Seaford

Selbyville

Smyrna

South Bethany

Wasilla

Wilmington

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