Neighborhood summary

Secor Avenue in the Bronx presents a challenge for its residents, as indicated by its failing grade and the numerous complaints logged. The street is a labyrinth of illegally parked cars, with residents reporting a staggering 24 incidents, often blocking driveways and even fire hydrants, which were obstructed nine times. This not only causes inconvenience but also poses a safety risk, given the potential difficulty in accessing emergency services. The noise pollution is another significant issue, with 11 complaints about residential noise, including instances of loud music and parties, and 6 reports of banging or pounding, likely from construction or renovations. The street's derelict vehicles, with 6 reports, also contribute to its unsightly appearance and potential hazards.

Furthermore, the street's infrastructure seems to be in dire need of repair. The water system and heating/hot water were amongst the top complaints, with 13 and 14 reports respectively. Residents also expressed concern about sewer issues (7 reports), sidewalk problems (6 reports), and snow or ice accumulation (6 reports), suggesting a lack of adequate maintenance. Additionally, there were 5 reports of trash, indicating that illegal dumping (7 reports) and improper waste disposal may be common issues. The nearby streets also face similar challenges, with Harper Avenue, Dyre Avenue, Light Street, and Pratt Avenue all receiving failing grades. Despite these challenges, residents on Secor Avenue also faced crime-related issues, with a total of 12 incidents, including theft-related offenses, assault, and larceny.

311 complaints trend · 1.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 35 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Secor Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Secor Avenue

Nearby streets