Neighborhood summary

Living on 38th Street in Brooklyn, as indicated by the city's data, presents a mix of challenges and conveniences. The street's overall grade of 'F' reflects the numerous issues that its residents face daily. Perhaps the most pressing concern is the rampant illegal parking, with a staggering 274 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways (75 complaints), blocked hydrants (129 complaints), and even blocked crosswalks (58 complaints). This not only causes inconvenience but also poses safety risks, as blocked hydrants can hinder firefighting efforts, and blocked driveways and crosswalks can lead to traffic congestion and accidents.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with 11 complaints specifically about loud music or parties, and a general noise complaint count of 9. These disruptions can make it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes, especially during quieter hours of the night. Additionally, the street struggles with derelict vehicles (29 complaints), adding to the visual blight and potentially causing further parking difficulties. The snow and ice (9 complaints) during winter months can also pose challenges, though the city's snow removal efforts should help mitigate this issue.

Despite these problems, living on 38th Street has its advantages. It is situated near several high-grade streets and playgrounds, such as Nicholas A Brizzi Playground, Martense Lane, Alben Square, and Alben Triangle, which offer greenery, recreational facilities, and a sense of community. However, the high crime rate, with 11 felonies, 34 misdemeanors, and 47 violations, primarily involving administrative code violations, dangerous drugs, and theft-related offenses, is a cause for concern and may impact residents' sense of safety and security.

311 complaints trend · 2.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 43 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 38 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 38 Street

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