Sector 34C

34th Precinct · Manhattan patrol · NYPD neighborhood policing sector
1,863
Reported crime 2025
+0.2% vs 2024
929
2026 to date
partial year
648
Felony
1,018
Misd.
1,032
Moving violations 2025

Reported crime by year

1,48819
1,33220
1,28721
1,49322
1,75423
1,86024
1,86325
92926

By type 2025

Petit Larceny243
Assault 3 & Related Offenses229
Vehicle And Traffic Laws200
Harrassment 2192
Grand Larceny113
Felony Assault100
Other State Laws91
Dangerous Drugs79

Moving violations by year

1,84619
77120
81221
1,74022
4,70523
2,03824
1,03225
1,21626

By type 2025 · VTL section

Disobeying a traffic device258
Equipment violation77
Disobeying a traffic signal72
Equipment violation60
Unlicensed operation60
Equipment violation35
Improper turn34
VTL 4021B129

Where this sector sits against community district lines

Community districtShare of the sector
MNCB12100.0% of the sector

The precinct behind it

The 34th Precinct serves the communities of Washington Heights and Inwood, north of West 179th Street. The precinct covers two square miles, with 500 acres of parkland, including Inwood Hill Park and Fort Tyron Park.

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Traffic crashes

Crash Count publishes crash deaths and injuries at the precinct level, not by sector: the full precinct on Crash Count →

How these are counted

Every reported crime and moving violation here is placed by the coordinates on its own record inside this sector’s boundary. Sector boundaries are the NYPD’s published neighborhood policing sectors. A complaint is a report, not a conviction; counts are raw and not adjusted for population.

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