Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, between Arroyo Seco, Boyle Heights and El Sereno: permits, LAPD offenses, 311 requests, parks and zoning data.
Search this neighborhoodLincoln Heights is a part of Los Angeles with about 28,100 residents. Arroyo Seco and Greater Cypress Park lie to the north, Boyle Heights to the south, El Sereno to the east and Historic Cultural North to the west. OpenStreetMap lists Lincoln Heights as a place name inside the Neighborhood Council's outline.
Lincoln Park, Hazard Recreation Center and Lincoln Heights Branch Los Angeles Public Library are among the places mapped inside the outline. Thirteen active public schools are listed, including Abraham Lincoln Senior High. The Metro A Line stops at Lincoln/Cypress, and Metro Local 45, 74, 76, 78, 182, 251, 296 and 605 also serve the area. Zoning in Lincoln Heights is a mix of multi-family residential (RD3, RD2, RD1.5) and industrial (M3, UI(CA), M1); the exact district varies by parcel. Every layer on the page is clipped to the council's outline.
CivicScout counts LAPD reported offenses that carry a location, clipped to the Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council outline (LAPD places each offense on its hundred block, so offenses on a boundary street can fall on either side). Traffic crashes and food inspections are not available for Los Angeles (LAPD’s collision feed stopped updating in March 2025), so their absence here means no data, not no incidents.
View safety data →LADBS issued 138 permits for addresses in Lincoln Heights over the past 12 months in the public data: 63% alterations and repairs and 17% new buildings. Among alteration, addition and new-building permits, the most common use is single family (39%).
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →Zoning in Lincoln Heights is a mix of multi-family residential (RD3, RD2, RD1.5) and industrial (M3, UI(CA), M1); the exact district varies by parcel.
View zoning →The zoned public schools assigned by attendance boundary.
View schools →A CivicScout report for any Lincoln Heights address combines permits, LAPD offenses, 311 requests, parks and zoning within a half mile. Traffic crashes, food inspections and code violations are not available for Los Angeles.
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