Neighborhood summary

Living on 64 Street in Brooklyn is a challenge, as indicated by its grade F and a score of 0, placing it among the most problematic streets in the city. Residents here face a constant barrage of parking issues, with illegal parking being the top complaint, numbering over 1200 instances. Cars blocking driveways are also a frequent issue, with over 200 reports, causing significant inconvenience for residents trying to access their own property. The street is plagued by derelict vehicles, with 87 reports, and abandoned vehicles, with 77 reports, contributing to a sense of disorder and neglect.

Noise pollution is another significant problem, with 141 complaints about residential noise, including loud music and parties, which often disrupt the peace and quiet that residents desire. The street is also notorious for blocked hydrants, with 447 reports, which can pose a serious safety hazard in case of a fire. Moreover, encampments have been reported 60 times, suggesting chronic homelessness and related issues in the area.

The street's crime statistics are also cause for concern, with a total of 48 criminal offenses reported, including 5 felonies, 33 misdemeanors, and 12 violations. The top offenses include assault, harassment, and petit larceny, indicating a need for increased safety measures and community policing. Living on 64 Street requires resilience and a strong community spirit to tackle these persistent issues together.

311 complaints trend · 3.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 118 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 64 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 64 Street

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