Neighborhood summary

Living on Glennon Place in the Bronx, with a grade of B (score: 89.8) based on official city data, presents a mix of challenges and tranquility. The street, home to 19 addresses, is relatively quiet in terms of crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. However, residents contend with several recurring issues that impact their quality of life.

One of the most prevalent problems is the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles. These vehicles not only mar the aesthetic of the street but also pose potential safety hazards, as they can block driveways, hydrants, or even cause roadway obstructions. Residents have consistently reported these issues, with three instances of derelict vehicles blocking hydrants, three instances of roadway obstructions, and multiple requests for vehicle removal. Additionally, illegal parking is a common gripe, with three reports highlighting this issue.

Another significant challenge is the maintenance of green spaces and trees. While the street has a relatively high grade, the presence of dead or dying trees suggests a lack of regular upkeep. Three reports mention trees that have been planted for more than two years, indicating a need for better maintenance or replacement. Similarly, snow and ice accumulation during winter months can be problematic, with three reports highlighting this issue.

While Glennon Place faces these challenges, it's important to note that nearby streets like Hatting Place and Miles Avenue have lower grades (F), indicating more severe issues. In comparison, Glennon Place seems to be holding up reasonably well, with residents actively reporting and seeking solutions to their concerns. Despite its problems, the street maintains a sense of community, with its residents vocal about maintaining a clean and safe environment.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 28 complaints) · 1.5/address → Stable

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Glennon Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Glennon Place

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