Neighborhood summary

Living on Watson Gleason Place in the Bronx is characterized by a sense of safety and relative quietude, as indicated by the lack of crime statistics. The street's high grade of A is a testament to the city's effort to maintain the area's cleanliness and functionality. However, residents might occasionally encounter two specific issues: street light conditions and loud music or parties.

The most frequently reported complaint is about the condition of the street lights, with two instances of malfunctioning or non-functioning lights. This could mean residents might experience periods of darkness, especially during nighttime, which could potentially affect their safety and security. The city is typically responsive to such issues, so it's likely that these problems are addressed promptly.

Despite the lack of noise-related complaints, the proximity of Watson Gleason Place to several lower-grade streets, such as Croes Avenue and Watson Gleason Playground, might mean that noise pollution, particularly loud music or parties, could be an occasional nuisance. These nearby streets have grades of F, suggesting they might have more significant issues that could spill over to Watson Gleason Place. However, with no crime offenses reported, it seems that the noise is more of a nuisance than a safety concern.

Limited data — only 2 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 13 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Watson Gleason Plgd

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