Neighborhood summary

Living on Hatting Place in the Bronx is a challenging experience, as reflected by its low grade of F and the variety of persistent issues reported by residents. The street is often cluttered with illegally parked and abandoned vehicles, many of which bear only paper license plates or none at all, adding to the visual disarray. Derelict vehicles litter the street, further exacerbating the parking situation and creating a safety hazard, as they can obstruct fire hydrants, which have been reported as blocked on several occasions. The street's condition is poor, with potholes and uneven surfaces, while the sidewalks are often dirty and damaged, making it difficult and unpleasant to walk along.

Noise is a significant problem on Hatting Place, with loud music from cars and trucks, as well as barking dogs, disturbing the peace at all hours. The streetlights, though not abundant, are often out, plunging the area into darkness and potentially compromising safety. Trash accumulates on the streets, and catch basins frequently clog up, leading to flooding issues. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Hatting Place is relatively low, with only a handful of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported. However, assaults and traffic-related offenses are the most common crimes, which might be attributed to the parking and vehicle-related issues that plague the street. Neighbors on nearby streets like Glennon Place, Giegerich Place, and Locust Point Drive enjoy better conditions, but those on Miles Avenue and Lawton Avenue, like Hatting Place, face significant challenges.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 19 total

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311 Complaints

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