dataset · NYC Open Data via Socrata

NYC 311 service requests

Live snapshot of the City of New York's 311 service requests, queried directly against data.cityofnewyork.us through our Cloudflare worker proxy. Twenty-four million rows from 2010 to today.

data through 2026-09-04 · 22,355,568 rows

incidents by complaint type · 2024–present

Top complaint types, 2024–present

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Click any row to open the SoQL playground filtered to that complaint type. The Views, Filters, and Playground tabs are coming next — for now the live count and 41-column schema on the right confirm the Socrata adapter is online.

Schema · 48 columns

unique_key string
created_date date
closed_date date
agency string
agency_name string
complaint_type string
descriptor string
descriptor_2 string
location_type string
incident_zip string
incident_address string
street_name string
cross_street_1 string
cross_street_2 string
intersection_street_1 string
intersection_street_2 string
address_type string
city string
landmark string
facility_type string
status string
due_date date
resolution_description string
resolution_action_updated_date date
community_board string
council_district string
police_precinct string
bbl string
borough string
x_coordinate_state_plane number
y_coordinate_state_plane number
open_data_channel_type string
park_facility_name string
park_borough string
vehicle_type string
taxi_company_borough string
taxi_pick_up_location string
bridge_highway_name string
bridge_highway_direction string
road_ramp string
bridge_highway_segment string
latitude number
longitude number
location geo
:@computed_region_f5dn_yrer number
:@computed_region_yeji_bk3q number
:@computed_region_sbqj_enih number
:@computed_region_92fq_4b7q number

Source: NYC Open Data
Endpoint: data.cityofnewyork.us / erm2-nwe9

Stories using this data

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Less than 2 percent

Drug activity, drinking, disorderly youth, graffiti — the categories most invoked when 311 gets framed as a 'social disorder hotline' — together account for under 2% of NYC's 311 calls. Noise alone is roughly 30%. The chaos isn't disorder; the chaos is plumbing.

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The sound of the city

NYC's noise complaints have grown every year since 2010 — population is roughly flat, awareness was already high, but the calls keep coming. Epidemiologists treat the 311 noise feed as a city-scale environmental surveillance layer. The growth is a public-health signal.