Neighborhood summary

Living on Sackett Avenue in the Bronx can present a mix of challenges and potential improvements, as suggested by the official city data. The street, graded B with a score of 82.7, is a bustling yet somewhat troubled thoroughfare. Residents might be greeted daily by a cacophony of car alarms (NR3) and loud noise, possibly from illegal parties, as indicated by the 'Noise' complaint category. The 'Alarms' subcategory further emphasizes the auditory disturbances, with 2 instances reported. Additionally, the 'Illegal Parking' and 'Blocked Driveway' issues, with 6 and 11 complaints respectively, suggest that finding a parking spot or accessing one's own driveway can be a daily struggle.

The street's condition also poses challenges. 'Street Condition' and 'Sidewalk Condition' each garnered 2 complaints, pointing to potential potholes, cracks, or other hazards that could make walking or driving difficult and risky. Moreover, in the winter months, snow and ice accumulation can become a significant problem, with 5 complaints in this category. This could lead to slippery conditions and hinder emergency vehicle access if not promptly cleared.

Interestingly, while Sackett Avenue itself has a relatively low crime rate (0 felonies, 2 misdemeanors, 0 violations), its neighbors present a stark contrast. Pierce Avenue, directly adjacent, has a grade of F, suggesting significant issues that might spill over. On the other hand, Jarrett Place, Morris Park Ave, Williambridge Road, and Tomlinson Avenue all have grades of A, indicating that they might serve as models for potential improvements on Sackett Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sackett Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sackett Avenue

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