Extensive trails and golf amenities necessitate proactive security despite low crime rates.
Located in northwest Reno, Somersett is a master-planned community encompassing approximately 1,200 acres, featuring diverse residential zones, a private golf course, and extensive trail systems integrated with natural canyon topography.¹
The community houses approximately 7,500 residents, with a median household income of $128,000 (94% above Reno's median). Homeownership is near-universal at 98%.²
Construction remains active in western phases, with 85% of current units built post-2010. Housing includes single-family (65%), townhomes (30%), and condominiums (5%).³
2023 data indicates 78% of police reports involve non-violent property crimes, primarily package thefts targeting centralized delivery zones and vehicle burglaries in trailhead lots.⁴
Incident density is 37% higher in perimeter parcels adjacent to undeveloped canyons versus core interior blocks.⁵
Three primary entry points (Somersett Parkway, Club Vista Drive, The Club at Town Center) create choke points; peak-hour traffic increases emergency response latency by 15-22%.⁶
The community borders high-risk BLM land, with 72% of perimeter homes rated within "Ember Ignition Zone" per Washoe County Fire District mapping.⁷
53% of employed residents work in management, finance, or tech sectors. 41% report hybrid or fully remote work arrangements.⁸
Seasonal golf club memberships generate 12,000+ non-resident vehicle trips monthly, concentrated near amenity hubs.⁹
26 miles of maintained trails attract 350k annual visitors. Perimeter trail segments lack consistent lighting beyond dusk.¹⁰
Low-density "estate" parcels (1+ acres) on western ridges exhibit greater setback distances and reduced neighbor visibility.¹¹