Neighborhood summary

Living on Ramon Apunte Park in Manhattan is, for the most part, a peaceful and pleasant experience, reflected in its impressive A-grade score of 98.4. The park itself is well-maintained, with a majority of complaints (11) revolving around general upkeep or facility issues, which are swiftly addressed by the city. Residents can enjoy the outdoor space without worrying about significant safety concerns, as the area has zero reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations.

However, there are a few specific issues that occasionally disrupt the otherwise serene atmosphere. One common issue is structures left outdoors that aren't supposed to be there, with eight such complaints. This could range from abandoned furniture to unpermitted structures, which can make the park feel cluttered and unsightly. Additionally, there have been instances of littering and smoking in the park, which, while not pervasive, can be annoying for those who value a clean and smoke-free environment. The park also sometimes plays host to off-leash dogs, which can be a nuisance for those with allergies or fears of dogs. Lastly, there have been occasional power outages, with one report of multiple street lights being out, which can make nighttime walks in the park less safe and enjoyable.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 13 complaints) · 13.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 32 total

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