Neighborhood summary

Living on Terrace Street in the Bronx offers a unique urban experience, with a strong sense of community reflected in its high grade and low crime rates. However, residents face several recurrent issues, primarily revolving around parking and weather-related challenges. Illegal parking is the most prevalent concern, with multiple instances reported, often involving vehicles with license plates. This can lead to congestion and difficulties in finding legal parking spots for residents and visitors alike. Despite the city's efforts to enforce parking regulations, commercial overnight parking and violations of posted parking signs continue to be issues, suggesting a need for stricter enforcement or community engagement to address these problems.

Snow and ice accumulation also pose significant challenges during winter months. Residents have reported snow tracking on the street, which can make it slippery and hazardous for pedestrians and vehicles. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, a common issue in NYC, have been reported on Terrace Street, posing a potential threat to public safety as it could hinder emergency response efforts in case of a fire. While the city works to address these issues, persistent problems with abandoned vehicles and overgrown trees or branches can also negatively impact the street's appearance and safety. Despite these challenges, the strong community spirit and city agencies' commitment to addressing these concerns contribute to maintaining a relatively peaceful and safe environment on Terrace Street.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Terrace Street

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