Neighborhood summary

Living on Hollers Avenue in the Bronx is a challenge, as reflected by its grade F, the lowest possible, based on official city data. The street faces a plethora of issues that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents. The most prominent concern is illegal parking, with a staggering 113 complaints, indicating a chronic lack of parking discipline. This often leads to double-parked vehicles blocking traffic, a scenario reported 25 times, causing frequent congestion and delays.

The noise pollution on Hollers Avenue is another significant problem, with various sources contributing to the cacophony. Vehicle noise accounts for 15 complaints, while loud music and parties are reported just as frequently, totaling another 15 complaints. The latter often occurs late at night, disrupting residents' sleep and creating a hostile environment. Street and sidewalk noise, likely from ongoing construction or unruly pedestrians, also pose issues, with 10 complaints.

Derelict and abandoned vehicles further exacerbate the situation, with 18 and 13 complaints respectively. These vehicles not only clutter the streets but also pose safety hazards, particularly when they block fire hydrants, a problem reported 19 times. The water system itself is also a source of concern, with 15 complaints, suggesting potential leaks, flooding, or other water-related issues.

Encampments have been reported 8 times, indicating a possible homelessness or housing crisis in the area. Illegal dumping, with 9 complaints, contributes to the street's untidy and unsanitary condition. Despite these challenges, crime rates are relatively low, with only 2 felonies, 0 misdemeanors, and 1 violation reported, suggesting that the community is generally safe, albeit plagued by various nuisances.

311 complaints trend · 4.4/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hollers Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hollers Avenue

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