Phoenix-area city ranked among top in nation for lowest amount of people in need

PHOENIX — One Phoenix-area city ranked among the top ten states in the nation with the lowest amount of people in need, according to WalletHub.com.

Gilbert, Arizona, ranked No. 8 in the nation on the website’s list of cities with the lowest population in need.

Gilbert also ranked No. 8 for economic well-being and No. 15 for health and safety.

Joining Gilbert in the top ten states were Fremont, California; Huntington Beach, California; Irvine, California; Overland Park, Kansas and, tied for 5th place, Rancho Cucamonga, California; and Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Several other Arizona cities also made the list: Chandler, Arizona, came in at No. 15; Peoria, Arizona, ranked No. 25, Mesa, Arizona, ranked No. 47; Tempe, Arizona, came in at No. 60 and Glendale, Arizona, came in at No. 89.

Phoenix and Tucson also made the list at No. 80 and 100, respectively.

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