Neighborhood summary

Living on Kappock Street in the Bronx is a daily challenge, as reflected in its poor score and numerous citizen complaints. The street is often a parking lot in more ways than one, with illegal parking violations topping the list, totaling 98 complaints. Cars are parked haphazardly, often blocking fire hydrants, and unauthorized bus layovers further exacerbate the congestion, with 40 complaints registered. The noise levels are also worrisome, with 19 complaints about residential noise and 9 about loud music or parties, indicating frequent disturbances that can disrupt sleep and daily life.

The physical conditions of the street and its surroundings leave much to be desired. Sidewalk conditions are poor, with 17 complaints about broken sidewalks and 14 about the sidewalk itself. The street conditions are equally concerning, with 18 complaints about potholes and overall street damage. Snow or ice buildup during winter also poses a hazard, with 17 complaints. The water system is another issue, with 14 complaints about leaks or other problems. Rodent sightings are a recurring problem, with 13 complaints, indicating a sanitation concern that could potentially pose health risks.

Despite these challenges, the street is not without its redeeming features. Neighbors have access to nearby parks like Phyllis Post Goodman Park and Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront Park, both graded A, offering green spaces for recreation and relaxation. The crime rate, while present, is not overwhelmingly high, with a total of 6 incidents reported, including 2 felonies, 3 misdemeanors, and 1 violation. The top offenses, however, which include grand and petit larceny, assault, and harassment, highlight the need for continued vigilance and community engagement to ensure the safety and security of the residents.

311 complaints trend · 9.5/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Kappock Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Kappock Street

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