Neighborhood summary

Living on 67th Street in Brooklyn, particularly around the address 396, can be a challenging experience, as indicated by the official data. The street has received an F grade, the lowest possible, highlighting the pressing issues residents grapple with daily. Illegal parking is by far the most prevalent problem, with a staggering 640 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways (355 complaints) and even blocked hydrants (325 complaints), which can be a significant safety hazard, especially during fire emergencies.

Noise pollution is another substantial issue, with both residential (198 complaints) and street/sidewalk noise (37 complaints) causing disruption, often due to loud music or parties (104 complaints). The constant banging and pounding (94 complaints) further exacerbate the noise problem, likely stemming from nearby construction or rowdy neighbors. Access issues are also prevalent, with complaints about no access (283) and partial access (72) indicating potential safety concerns and inconveniences for residents.

The street also struggles with sanitation issues, with trash (40 complaints) and blocked sidewalks (38 complaints) marring the overall aesthetic and safety of the area. Food vendors (36 complaints) and general construction/plumbing issues (42 complaints) add to the chaos, while heat and hot water problems (87 complaints) suggest potential neglect in maintaining the buildings' essential amenities.

The crime statistics paint an equally bleak picture, with a total of 55 criminal offenses recorded, including 19 felonies and 32 misdemeanors. The most common offenses include petit larceny (9), sex crimes (6), other theft-related offenses (5), and grand larceny (5), indicating a need for improved security measures and stricter enforcement.

In contrast to the dire conditions on 67th Street, nearby Duryea Court has received an A grade, highlighting the stark difference in living conditions and raising questions about the resources allocated to address the persistent issues plaguing 67th Street. Residents on 67th Street must navigate these challenges daily, impacting their quality of life and creating a sense of urgency for targeted interventions to address these pressing concerns.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 24 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 67 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 67 Street

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