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World Cup Safety in Seattle
As for questions regarding Seattle's World Cup safety, the World Cup Organizing Committee and city leaders have already assured the public that there are multiple plans in place for maintaining a safe environment. These efforts include a focus on combating human trafficking with training for staff and workshops for businesses, and implementing traditional security measures like ticket checks and security perimeters. The Organizing Committee is working with law enforcement and organizations like the Department of Homeland Security to create comprehensive plans. Plans also address concerns like drone threats and ensure security and safety drills are conducted. Organizers have also unrolled a detailed anti-human trafficking plan.

Violent crime rates per 100,000 people in each of the U.S host cities from 2024 can be found ranked below.
Figures that were calculated using the FBI's National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) are labeled with a ^ notation. Cities that could not be found under the NIBRS, are labeled with a * notation. Those figures were instead calculated using local data reports for violent crime in 2024 and population numbers.

1.Kansas City: 3,111^
2.Houston: 3,049^
3.New York City: 2,791^
4.Boston: 2,463^
5.Philadelphia: 2,289^
6.Dallas: 2,015^
7.Seattle: 1,585^
8.Miami: 1,460^
9.Los Angeles: 717*
10.San Francisco: 548*