Neighborhood summary

Living on Col. Charles Young Triangle in Manhattan is generally quite pleasant, as indicated by its high grade of A (96.4). The street is named after the first African American to reach the rank of Colonel in the United States Army, adding a touch of historical significance to the area. Residents enjoy a relatively peaceful environment, with the crime statistics reflecting this, showing only one misdemeanor offense reported in the area, predominantly related to vehicle and traffic laws.

However, despite the overall satisfaction, there are a couple of persistent issues that the residents have raised. The main concern is the street light condition, which has been reported twice. One instance involved a street light being out, and another reported the lamppost base door or cover being open. These issues, while not major, could potentially pose safety risks, especially during nighttime, and might also contribute to the feeling of neglect or lack of maintenance of the area. Nonetheless, with only two complaints, it's clear that the street's infrastructure is generally well-maintained, and these issues are likely to be addressed promptly by the city's maintenance services.

Crime trend 36 total

311 Complaints

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