Neighborhood summary

Living on Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square in the Bronx can be challenging, as indicated by its F grade, the lowest possible, based on official city data. The street is plagued by frequent violations of park rules, with residents reporting unauthorized vendors operating illegally six times. This not only contributes to the disarray of the public space but also poses potential safety and health concerns. The presence of graffiti and vandalism adds to the street's unsightly appearance, suggesting a lack of community pride or effective city maintenance.

The crime statistics paint a grim picture of life on Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square. With a total of 36 reported incidents, including 15 felonies and 16 misdemeanors, residents face significant safety threats. Assaults, both felonious and misdemeanor, are the most common offenses, occurring a combined 13 times. This high frequency of assaults creates an environment of fear and tension, making it difficult for residents to feel secure in their neighborhood. Furthermore, the harassment of residents, with 5 reported incidents, underscores the feeling of unease and discomfort that pervades the area. The street's surroundings offer little respite, as nearby streets like Garrison Avenue, Irvine Street, Tiffany Street, and Aldus Street also received F grades, indicating widespread issues throughout the vicinity.

Crime trend 630 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square

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