Neighborhood summary

Living on Seaward Park HS street in Manhattan is generally a peaceful and safe experience, as indicated by its high grade of A (score: 99.1) and the absence of any reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The street is well-maintained, with clean sidewalks and minimal litter, creating a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. However, there are a few specific issues that have been reported by residents, primarily revolving around street lighting.

One recurring problem is the condition of the street lights. Despite the overall high grade of the street, three complaints have been registered regarding the street lights, with two instances of lights being out and one report of multiple street lights burning during the day. These issues not only affect the aesthetic appeal of the street but also pose a potential safety hazard, as proper lighting is essential for visibility and security, particularly during nighttime hours.

Another minor concern is the contrast between this street and some of its nearby streets. While Seaward Park HS street boasts a high grade, its proximity to streets like Essex Street, Allen Street, Delancy Street, and Delancey Street, which have significantly lower grades, might impact the overall perception and experience of living in the area. Nevertheless, the specific problems reported on Seaward Park HS street are manageable and do not detract significantly from its otherwise pleasant and secure environment.

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

Crime trend 60 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Seaward Park Hs

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