Auto Glass by New Orleans Neighborhood
New Orleans has 72 official neighborhoods — the city publishes their boundaries
and everyone from the planning commission to the NOPD uses them. 61 of them recorded enough
broken glass over January 2024 through September 16, 2026 to be worth a page of their own.
Each one has its own numbers: how many vehicles were broken into, how many collisions, how many
licensed motor-trade businesses sit inside it, and which of those two problems dominates. The threshold
for a page is 120 glass-breaking events over the window — below that there is not enough recorded
activity to say anything useful, and we would rather leave a gap than pad one.
Central and riverfront
26 neighborhoods ·
3,974 break-ins ·
24,343 collisions
Uptown
8 neighborhoods ·
613 break-ins ·
3,401 collisions
Gentilly
5 neighborhoods ·
310 break-ins ·
2,007 collisions
New Orleans East
10 neighborhoods ·
1,018 break-ins ·
6,620 collisions
The West Bank
6 neighborhoods ·
476 break-ins ·
2,881 collisions
Lakeview
6 neighborhoods ·
226 break-ins ·
2,321 collisions
The neighborhoods without a page
9 more recorded some activity but stayed under the 120 threshold:
Lakeshore–Lake Vista (118), East Riverside (118), New Aurora–English Turn (110), McDonogh (103), Pontchartrain Park (88), Black Pearl (83), Florida Area (57), Algiers Point (56), Florida (10).
The remaining 2 recorded nothing at all in the window — several of
them are marshland, industrial land or the naval base rather than places people park.
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Source: City of New Orleans open data —
Active Occupational Licenses (iqay-p646) and NOPD Calls for Service, one dataset per year.
Window: January 2024 through September 16, 2026. Incidents are placed inside the city's own 72 Neighborhood Statistical Areas
(exvn-jeh2). How we use city data.