Neighborhood summary

Living on 69th Street in Brooklyn, as indicated by the official city data, presents a mix of challenges and a relatively safe environment. The street's grade of B suggests that while there are issues, it's generally better maintained than many others in the borough. The most pressing concern for residents is illegal parking, with 25 complaints logged. This likely translates to frequent instances of cars parked in no-parking zones, blocking driveways, or taking up multiple spots, causing congestion and inconvenience for neighbors.

Another significant issue is blocked hydrants, with 10 complaints. This is particularly concerning as it can hinder firefighters' ability to access water in case of an emergency. Residents might have to navigate around cars or other obstacles parked too close to hydrants, or even find them completely blocked by snow in colder months. Additionally, loud music or parties, reported twice, could be a source of noise pollution and disruption, especially during late hours.

On the brighter side, 69th Street is surrounded by streets with varying grades, including Quaker Parrot Park, which has an A grade, suggesting nearby green spaces that residents can enjoy. The crime rate is notably low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported, indicating a safe environment for residents. Despite the parking and noise issues, 69th Street offers a relatively peaceful living experience, with residents likely hoping for improved enforcement to address the persistent parking problems.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 69 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 69 Street

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