Neighborhood summary

Living on Sunken Meadow Fields in Manhattan is an experience that can be summed up by its residents' top complaints and the specific issues they've reported to the city. The most pressing concern for those who call this street home is illegal parking, with a total of two complaints registered. This suggests that finding a parking spot can be a challenge, and residents might often find their driveways or street spaces occupied by vehicles that shouldn't be there, potentially causing inconvenience and frustration.

Another significant issue is blocked sidewalks, with two reports indicating that pedestrians have faced difficulties navigating the street due to obstacles. This could mean that sidewalks are regularly blocked by vehicles parked in no-parking zones, construction materials, or other objects, posing potential safety hazards and hindering accessibility for residents, especially those with mobility challenges. Despite these issues, Sunken Meadow Fields maintains an impressive A grade, with a score of 99.6, indicating that overall, the street is well-maintained and safe, with low crime rates—no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations were reported.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sunken Meadow Fields

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