Neighborhood summary

Living on Harrington Avenue in the Bronx is a daily navigation through a mix of challenges and opportunities. The street's official grade of 'F' reflects the persistent issues residents grapple with. Illegal parking is a significant problem, with dozens of complaints each year, often involving vehicles with license plates blocking driveways and even fire hydrants, a critical safety hazard in case of fires. The presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles further exacerbates the parking situation, contributing to a cluttered, unsanitary appearance. Residents have also reported issues with heat and hot water, as well as streetlights that often leave the street dark and uninviting at night.

Noise pollution is another challenge, with complaints ranging from loud music and parties to residential noise that disrupts the peace and quiet residents desire. The street's proximity to the Hutchinson River Parkway contributes to traffic noise, while the occasional commercial overnight parking adds to the congestion and din. Despite these issues, Harrington Avenue offers a sense of community, with nearby streets like George Street and Cornell Place boasting higher grades, indicating pockets of improvement and potential. However, the recent crime statistics, which include two felonies and one misdemeanor, mostly related to grand larceny and vehicle and traffic laws, underscore the need for enhanced safety measures and community engagement to improve the overall quality of life on Harrington Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 2.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 17 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Harrington Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Harrington Avenue

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