Neighborhood summary

Living on Sheridan Square in Manhattan is a juxtaposition of urban vibrancy and persistent issues that often leave residents feeling frustrated. The street, with a grade of F and a score of 2.7, is a stark contrast to the nearby Sheridan Square Viewing Garden and Christopher Park, both of which boast an A grade. Residents here grapple with a cacophony of noise pollution, with complaints ranging from car and truck horns blaring at all hours to loud music and parties spilling onto the streets. The noise is often accompanied by the sight of illegally parked vehicles and blocked fire hydrants, adding to the chaos and potential safety hazards.

Panhandling is another prevalent issue, with residents reporting encounters with homeless individuals seeking assistance on a daily basis. This is often coupled with the presence of encampments, further contributing to the street's disheveled appearance. Despite the city's collection services, missed collections and dirty conditions are not uncommon, leading to an accumulation of trash and compost that can be unsightly and unhygienic. While crime statistics for the street are relatively low, with only one misdemeanor offense reported, the persistent quality of life issues can make Sheridan Square feel less than welcoming to its residents.

311 complaints trend · 10.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 29 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sheridan Square

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sheridan Square

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