Neighborhood summary

Torry Avenue, a narrow stretch in the Bronx, is a street where the challenges of urban living are starkly evident. The 'F' grade it received from official city data reflects the daily struggles of its residents. Illegal parking is a significant issue, with over 26 complaints, often involving vehicles blocking traffic and even hydrants, which poses a serious safety hazard in case of fires. The presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles, numbering around 17, contributes to the street's untidy appearance and can potentially harbor criminal activities. Residents also grapple with frequent noise pollution, with some complaints citing loud talking and parties, disrupting the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. Accessibility is another concern, with over 11 complaints of blocked driveways and sidewalks, causing inconvenience and potential safety risks for residents.

Despite these challenges, the community on Torry Avenue is resilient. They have consistently reported issues, indicating a desire for change. The nearby streets, such as Screvin Avenue and Turneur Avenue, have better grades, suggesting that improvements are possible with collective effort and city intervention. The street's crime statistics, while not severe, still warrant attention, with assaults and harassment being the top offenses. With appropriate resources and commitment from the city and the community, Torry Avenue could potentially transform into a safer, cleaner, and more peaceful place to live.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 35 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Torry Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Torry Avenue

Nearby streets