Neighborhood summary

Living on Seminole Street in the Bronx presents residents with a unique set of challenges, primarily revolving around parking and sanitation issues. The street, with a grade of D, has seen a significant number of illegal parking complaints, totaling 165. Among these, double-parked vehicles blocking traffic are particularly prevalent, with 159 reported incidents. Residents also face difficulties with blocked driveways, with 2 complaints, and even blocked crosswalks, with 3 reported cases. The frequent disregard for posted parking signs and license plate visibility issues further exacerbate the parking woes.

Sanitation issues are another prominent concern on Seminole Street. Residents have reported problems with water systems and sewer odors, with each issue garnering 1 complaint. Additionally, there have been instances of abandoned vehicles, compost accumulation, and dirty water, indicating a need for improved waste management and maintenance. Despite these challenges, it's noteworthy that crime rates on the street are relatively low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported.

Comparatively, neighboring streets present a mix of better and worse conditions. While Bassett Avenue has a slightly better grade of B, streets like Marconi, Loomis, Laurie, and Mulford avenues boast grades of A, indicating more well-maintained environments. However, Mulford Avenue stands out as an exception with a grade of F, suggesting significantly worse conditions than Seminole Street. Living on Seminole Street thus offers a somewhat mixed experience, with parking and sanitation challenges offset by a relatively low crime rate and the potential for improved conditions compared to nearby Mulford Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 12.0/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 9 total

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