Crime & Safety Report for 22 Fox Run Dr, Mound City, KS 66056

Review crime and safety information near 22 Fox Run Dr, Mound City, KS 66056. HoodScore summarizes nearby reported incidents, registered sex offenders, and neighborhood safety indicators to help buyers and renters perform better location due diligence.

Generated At — 2026-07-25

Safety overview

Total Registered Sex Offenders:

within 2 miles

within 1 mile

Total Reported Incidents & Crimes

Last 12 months

Neighborhood Score

Safe

Few crime incidents, possibly some minor offenses (theft, vandalism). No or very few sex offenders within a moderate range.

Distance rings: 1 mi and 2 mi from the property.

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Full report contains 3 offenders within 5 miles and 0 crime incidents in the last 12 months.

3 Registered Sex Offenders within 5 miles Near 22 Fox Run Dr, Mound City, KS 66056

0 Rape

3 Child Involved

0 Assault

0 Other

Photo	Name / Age / Tags	Arrest / Conviction	Address	Distance	Risk
	AGGERS, DAVID L 57 years old Child Involved	POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY 2024-12-30T06:53:08	45 CANDLEWOOD DR MOUND CITY, KS, 66056	1.7	Medium

Photo

Name / Age / Tags

Arrest / Conviction

Address

Distance

Risk

AGGERS, DAVID L

57 years old

Child Involved

POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

2024-12-30T06:53:08

45 CANDLEWOOD DR MOUND CITY, KS, 66056

1.7

Medium

Nearby Schools

Schools within 2 miles of this property, nearest first.

School	Distance
Jayhawk Elementary	1.4 mi
Jayhawk-Linn High	1.5 mi

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Frequently asked questions

Is 22 Fox Run Dr in a low-crime area?

The current report summarizes crime-related incidents within 5 miles during the last 12 months. HoodScore compares these records with relevant benchmarks, but no report can guarantee future safety.

Why are traffic and medical calls shown separately from crime?

Traffic, medical and fire records are public-safety incidents but are not necessarily crimes. HoodScore separates them to avoid overstating the crime count.

How often is this HoodScore report updated?

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How is the HoodScore calculated?

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