Neighborhood summary

Living on West 9th Street in Manhattan, particularly in the stretch between 16th and 17th addresses, presents a unique set of challenges, as indicated by the street's low grade of F and a score of 49.1. The most pressing issue is the prevalence of encampments, with 15 complaints, suggesting that homelessness is a significant problem in the area. This often leads to other issues such as illegal dumping (8 complaints), as people may discard their trash on the street due to lack of proper disposal facilities. The street condition itself is also a concern, with 8 complaints, indicating a need for repair and maintenance.

Another significant issue is illegal parking, with 4 complaints. This could lead to blocked fire hydrants, a serious safety hazard, or parked vehicles blocking the path of emergency services. The noise from car alarms or loud music from parked vehicles is also a problem, with 5 complaints under the 'Plate Condition - Noisy' category. The street's dirty condition, with 5 complaints, suggests a need for more frequent street cleaning services. Despite these challenges, it's reassuring to note that there have been no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area, indicating that while the street has its issues, it remains relatively safe.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 20 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on West 9 Street

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