Bronx Park & Airport Area 227

Reported crime · arrests · parking tickets · camera violations · 2020 to today

Reported crime placed by each record’s coordinates

408
2025
+5.7% vs 2024
171
2026 to date
partial

By year

22720
18321
25522
30423
38624
40825
17126

Top types 2025

Criminal Mischief & Related Of64
Petit Larceny60
Harrassment 252
Grand Larceny38
Assault 3 & Related Offenses34
Vehicle And Traffic Laws31
Grand Larceny Of Motor Vehicle29
Robbery22

Arrests placed by each record’s coordinates

64
2025
-43.9% vs 2024
42
2026 to date
partial

By year

4120
3321
5022
7723
11424
6425
4226

Top charges 2025

Assault 3 & Related Offenses10
Felony Assault8
Robbery6
Criminal Mischief & Related Of6
Miscellaneous Penal Law5
Other State Laws4
Vehicle And Traffic Laws4
Dangerous Weapons3

Parking tickets camera violations excluded; placed by street address

3,141
2025
2,033
2026 to date
partial

By year

3,34620
4,19621
3,66222
3,89223
3,44624
3,14125
2,03326

* tickets without a usable house number are spread along their named street by address-range length; 17.1% of 2025 tickets citywide name no street the records can find and sit in the citywide figure only.

Camera violations school-zone speed, red light and bus lane

14,165
2025
6,690
2026 to date
partial

By year

7,25820
10,84221
9,78422
13,86323
12,41624
14,16525
6,69026

By camera type 2025

School zone speed camera11,846
Bus lane camera1,933
Red light camera387

* corridor cameras whose cross street the City’s 20-character field cut off are spread along the corridor by street length; 3.1% of 2025 camera violations citywide resolve to no street at all and sit in the citywide figure only.

How these are counted

Crime and arrests are placed by the coordinates on each record. Parking tickets are placed by matching the published street address against the City’s own street base map, exactly, with the harvest reconciled row-for-row against the City’s totals for all eight fiscal years. Camera violations are placed at the camera’s intersection where the City names it, and spread fractionally along the corridor, by street length in each district, where the City’s 20-character field cut the cross street off. Nothing is approximated from precinct sums. Citywide figures are complete counts; district figures state their unplaced remainder.

Built by Mike Racioppo, District Manager, Brooklyn Community Board 6.