Neighborhood summary

Living on Worth Street in Manhattan is a challenge, as evidenced by its low grade and high volume of complaints. The street is often plagued with illegal parking, with over 235 complaints alone. Residents and businesses frequently find their sidewalks blocked, either by illegally parked vehicles or, more concerningly, by encampments of homeless individuals. The latter issue has been reported over 60 times, indicating a persistent problem. Noise pollution is another significant issue, with noise from the street and sidewalks, as well as from residential units, being reported regularly. The noise often stems from loud music or parties, which can be disruptive to daily life and sleep.

The street's condition also leaves much to be desired, with numerous reports of defective hardware and streets in disarray. Additionally, blocked crosswalks and unauthorized bus layovers pose safety hazards for pedestrians and drivers alike. While the presence of graffiti may not be a major safety concern, it contributes to the overall sense of neglect and disorder that permeates the street. Surrounding streets, such as Catherine Lane and Centre Street, also face their own set of challenges, with Centre Street sharing a similar low grade. The high crime rate, with 69 felonies, 23 misdemeanors, and 11 violations, further underscores the need for improvement in this area. The most common offenses include other state laws, felony assault, and harassment, indicating a pressing need for increased safety measures and community engagement.

311 complaints trend · 6.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 6 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Worth Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Worth Street

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