Neighborhood summary

Living on West 41 Street in Manhattan means navigating a landscape where chronic issues have led to a failing grade from the city. The most prevalent concern is the presence of encampments, numbering over 120 complaints, which can create an unsanitary and unsafe environment. These encampments may contribute to the high number of sanitation-related complaints, such as trash and dirty conditions, and potentially exacerbate homelessness issues, with 24 assistance requests.

Illegal parking is rampant, with 42 complaints, often resulting in blocked driveways, fire hydrants, and even sidewalks, as evidenced by the 42 and 4 complaints respectively. The constant obstruction of the street's infrastructure poses a significant safety hazard, particularly in case of emergencies. Furthermore, loud music and parties, with 8 complaints, can disrupt the peace and quiet of the neighborhood, potentially leading to noise complaints.

The street's proximity to the Port Authority Bus Terminal contributes to taxi-related issues, with 4 complaints, and a high volume of traffic. The overall high crime rate, with 39 felonies, 108 misdemeanors, and 21 violations, creates an atmosphere of unease. The most common offenses are petit and grand larceny, assault, and harassment, indicating a pressing need for improved safety measures. The surrounding streets, West 39, 42, and 43 Streets, as well as the Port Authority Bus Terminal, also share similar grades and issues, suggesting a broader area of concern.

311 complaints trend · 6.6/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 176 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on West 41 Street

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