Neighborhood summary

Living on 28th Street in Brooklyn is an experience that often feels like navigating a constant stream of parking-related challenges. The street, graded F with a score of 57.1, is lined with vehicles that often encroach on sidewalks (reported 18 times), driveway entrances (7 times), and even fire hydrants (5 times), potentially impeding access and safety in emergencies. Illegal parking has been reported a staggering 44 times, with vehicles often parked in no parking zones or violating posted signs (reported 5 times). Abandoned vehicles, a significant eyesore and potential hazard, have been reported 11 times.

Beyond parking issues, residents also grapple with noise pollution from various sources. Late-night revellers or rowdy neighbors contribute to residential noise complaints (3 times), while commercial establishments and idling vehicles (4 times) add to the din. The air quality is another concern, with reports of vehicle idling (11 times) and chronic dumping (4 times) contributing to odors and fumes. Graffiti, a persistent issue, mars the street's appearance, with reports of it on walls and other surfaces (4 times).

Despite these challenges, crime rates on 28th Street are relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor offense reported. However, the high number of quality-of-life issues points to a need for increased community engagement and city efforts to address these concerns. Surrounding streets, such as 29th and 30th Streets, also graded F, suggest that these issues are not isolated to just 28th Street, indicating a broader pattern in the area.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 28 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 28 Street

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