Neighborhood summary

Living on Duncan Street in the Bronx, as indicated by the grade of F and a score of 52.0, presents several challenges that have been consistently reported by residents. One of the most significant issues is the frequent obstruction of driveways, with a total of 24 complaints, which can significantly impact the daily lives of those who live there. This is often coupled with noise pollution, with 9 general noise complaints and 8 specifically related to residential noise. The noise is not limited to daytime hours, with loud music and parties being a common source of disturbance, as reported by 4 residents. Derelict vehicles are another prevalent problem, with 5 complaints, which not only contribute to the visual blight of the street but also pose safety hazards. The street also struggles with snow and ice removal, with 3 complaints, which can be dangerous and isolating during winter months.

The community has also dealt with issues related to illegal conversions of residential buildings or spaces, with 4 reports, which can lead to overcrowding and unsafe living conditions. Additionally, there have been instances of blocked fire hydrants, which can hinder the efforts of firefighters in case of emergencies. The nearby streets of Gun Hill Road, Burke Avenue, Whiteplains Road, and Barnes Avenue all share similarly low grades, suggesting a broader issue within the area. Despite these challenges, residents have reported only 2 felonies, 2 misdemeanors, and 0 violations, indicating that while quality of life issues are prevalent, serious crime is not overwhelmingly present.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 63 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Duncan Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Duncan Street

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