I wouldn't worry too much anywhere along the front range personally, Think most areas are relatively safe due to it being Colorado and the expansion of the public transport that is to connect all the front range cities.

., no oils, cannot be near any rehab centers, shelters, or low income housing (very difficult to find in New York), in a good neighborhood, near public transportation, detached home, with parking...

@Caleb Webster  its a much bigger city than bend.. better air transportation major freeways etc.. 

State Farm is an example.As well, the department of transportation has been investing in more highway lanes all over the place.

And, try and glean information as they visit you for a showing Go outside and try and see their transportation.

Isochronic maps show you how long it will take to travel to a place based on the mode of transport.

We'll probably need oil for other things beyond 50-60 years like making plastics, fertilizers, electronics, transportation (not just cars but ships, planes etc. that can't be converted to electric as easily), tires, monster trucks, etc. if we run out before we have developed alternatives for everything we use oil and gas for, we'll have big problems.   

Another thing to consider if you're moving to Atlanta, especially from NY, is if you plan to use public transportation or drive your own car to work, entertainment, etc.

On a 3/2 16 x 80 transportation if short distance and tie down around $3000 and set up $8500.

I am now transitioning to prepare for automated transportation.