Neighborhood summary

Living on Fulton Street in Manhattan is an experience that's as vibrant as it is challenging, according to official city data. The street's grade of 'F' reflects the numerous issues residents and businesses face daily. The most prevalent concern is the proliferation of vendors, with 397 complaints, including food vendors and non-food vendors who often set up shop along the sidewalks, leading to congestion and safety issues. Panhandling is another significant problem, with 138 complaints, contributing to a constant request for assistance from homeless individuals.

Illegal parking is a persistent issue, with 91 complaints, often leading to blocked fire hydrants and narrow passageways for pedestrians and emergency vehicles. Residents also grapple with noise pollution from loud talking and music, with 31 and 27 complaints respectively, indicating recurring late-night parties and street noise that disrupts the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. The street's plumbing and heat/hot water systems are also a source of frequent frustration, with 28 and 67 complaints respectively, suggesting ongoing issues with water supply and heating in the area.

The crime rate on Fulton Street is high, with a total of 18 offenses reported, including 9 felonies and 5 misdemeanors. The most common offenses are grand larceny and harassment, with 6 and 4 incidents respectively, indicating a prevalence of theft and verbal altercations. This high crime rate, coupled with the numerous quality-of-life issues, paints a picture of a street that is in urgent need of attention and improvement to ensure the safety and well-being of its residents.

311 complaints trend · 8.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 73 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Fulton Street

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