New York City has shortages of recreation facilities in some neighborhoods, report says

"Neighborhoods Left Out of the Fun: NYC Report Reveals Alarming Shortage of Recreational Spaces A new report has shed light on a concerning trend in New York City, where some neighborhoods are struggling to access basic recreational facilities such as courts, fields, and swimming pools. The report highlights a stark disparity in the availability of these essential amenities, leaving many residents without access to safe spaces for physical activity and community engagement. As the city continues to grow and urbanize, the issue of unequal distribution of recreational resources has become increasingly pressing. With many New Yorkers relying on these spaces for physical and mental well-being, the shortage raises questions about the city's commitment to providing equitable access to its citizens."

A new report finds a shortage of courts, fields and swimming pools in some New York City neighborhoods.