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Call 911 For Emergencies Central Park was designed in 1858 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux and it became the Nation’s First Public Park. More than 40 million people visit the park each year. One can spend an entire peaceful day roaming its grounds, gazing upon nearly 50 fountains, monuments, and sculptures or admiring its 36 bridges and arches. Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The 20th Precinct is located on the upper west side of Manhattan. The area is residential, commercial and industrial. The precinct consists of a culturally diverse community with very well known sources of cultural events and locations. There are numerous civic and social events throughout the year due to the close proximity of Central Park. The Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The 19th Precinct has a population which is one of the densest in the nation, with residents estimated at 217,063. The southern part of the precinct has a large commercial area and the famous avenues of – Madison, Lexington and 3rd, well known for their shopping. There are also many dignitaries and diplomats that reside or Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The Midtown North Precinct command serves the area of Midtown Manhattan. The Precinct includes some of the most visited tourist sites, The Diamond District, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Theatre District, Restaurant Row, Radio City Music Hall, and Rockefeller Plaza. The west side of the command is comprised of a residential area. Contact Information Precinct: (212) 767-8400 Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The 17th Precinct is located in midtown Manhattan and comprised of the following communities: Sutton Area, Beekman Place, Kipps Bay, Turtle Bay, Murray Hill, Manhattan East and the Rose Hill Community. The Precinct serves three main constituents – residential, business and diplomatic communities. Contact Information Precinct: (212) 826-3211 Community Affairs: (212) 826-3228 Community Policing: (212) 826-3212 Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies Midtown Precinct South is primarily a commercial and entertainment oriented precinct. It has a small residential community composed of various ethnic and religious groups. The southern zone of the precinct is primarily residential and contains the Korean entertainment area, the Manhattan Mall Plaza and other commercial stores and loft buildings. There is a strip of hotels Read more...
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The 13th Precinct is located in the lower portion of mid-town Manhattan. Included in this area are the Peter Cooper/Stuyvesant Town residential complex (owned and operated by Met Life Insurance Company), Gramercy Park, the lower portion of Rosehill and a portion of Chelsea. The precinct is home to several major insurance companys (Met Life, New York Life & Guardian Life), Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The 10th Precinct services Manhattan’s residential communities of Chelsea and Clinton South. The Precinct is .93 square milesand has 25.45 miles of roadway. Inside the precinct boundaries are two (2) Housing Authority Developments (Fulton & Chelsea Elliott Houses), the Jacob Javits Convention Center, Chelsea Piers, West Side Heliport, Circle Line and World Yacht Cruise Lines, Chinese Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The 9th Precinct encompasses the area from East Houston Street to East 14 Street from Broadway to the East River in Manhattan. Our community prides itself on its diversity. It is comprised of both residential and commercial districts. The busy Broadway area has been revitalized with new shops, eateries, theatres and galleries. Many cultures are also Read more...
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Call 911 For Emergencies The 7th Precinct services the Lower East Side of Manhattan. It is the second smallest precinct in the city consisting of only .62 square miles. The population is enhanced during working hours due to the thriving business on Orchard St. and the large transient population utilizing the Williamsburg Bridge and the 2 subway stations at Essex Read more...
