Neighborhood summary

Living on Hunt Point Avenue in the Bronx, as indicated by the official city data, presents a unique set of challenges and a generally peaceful environment. The street, with only nine addresses, is quiet in terms of crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations within the given period.

However, residents might face issues related to the water system and street maintenance. The most frequent complaints revolve around the water system, with three instances reported. These could range from water leaks to issues with the water pressure. Additionally, there have been concerns about illegal dumping, blocked driveways, and street signs that are damaged. These problems not only affect the aesthetic appeal of the street but also potentially pose safety hazards.

One critical issue that could impact public safety is the repeated reports of blocked fire hydrants. Two instances of fire hydrant emergencies and one report of a hydrant running full were noted. Blocked hydrants can hinder firefighting efforts and are a serious concern, especially in a densely populated urban environment like New York City. The street sweeping service also seems to be inadequate, with one complaint in this regard, which could contribute to the buildup of litter and debris.

Despite these issues, Hunt Point Avenue stands out in its neighborhood for its relatively high grade. Surrounding streets like Gilbert Place, Faile Street, and Hunts Point Avenue have grades of F, indicating significant problems that need to be addressed. This makes the street's A grade even more notable and suggests that the city is actively working to maintain and improve the quality of life for its residents on Hunt Point Avenue.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 61 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hunt Point Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hunt Point Avenue

Nearby streets