Neighborhood summary

Living on Folin Street in the Bronx, as indicated by the city data, presents a challenging environment for its residents. The street's grade of F, the lowest possible, reflects the numerous issues plaguing the area. Illegal parking is a significant problem, with 17 complaints, many of which are due to vehicles parked in violation of posted signs or blocking fire hydrants, a critical safety concern given the risk of fires in densely populated areas. The water system has also been a source of frequent complaints, with 17 reports, suggesting recurring issues that may impact the quality of life for residents.

Noise pollution is another notable issue, with complaints ranging from loud vehicle noise to disruptive street/sidewalk noise and even car/truck music playing at excessive volumes late into the night. This constant noise can create a stressful and sleep-deprived environment, affecting residents' physical and mental health. Additionally, illegal dumping and dirty conditions contribute to an unsanitary and unpleasant living environment, with litter and trash accumulating on the street. The blocked fire hydrants, coupled with the lack of snow or ice removal in winter, pose safety hazards, as they can hinder emergency services and increase the risk of slips and falls.

Comparatively, nearby streets such as H S 225 and Alden Place have grades of A and B, respectively, indicating a stark contrast in living conditions. While the specific challenges on Folin Street may vary, the overall quality of life is significantly impacted by the persistent problems that have yet to be adequately addressed. The high crime rate, including assaults and petty larcenies, further exacerbates the sense of insecurity and unease among residents, making it an undesirable place to call home.

311 complaints trend · 6.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 81 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Folin Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Folin Street

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