Neighborhood summary

Living on 75 Street in Brooklyn is a challenge, as evident from the city's grade of F and a score of 26.0. The street is plagued by chronic parking issues, with illegal parking being the most-reported complaint, accounting for nearly half of all grievances. Residents often find their driveways blocked by parked vehicles, making it difficult for them to access their own homes. Abandoned vehicles also contribute to the parking chaos, left to decay and take up precious space on the street.

One of the most pressing and potentially dangerous issues is the frequent blocking of fire hydrants. With 255 reports, this problem poses a significant safety risk, as it hinders access to vital water sources in case of fires. Additionally, the street often faces obstacles such as fallen branches, blocked sidewalks, and even dead animals, creating inconveniences and potential hazards for pedestrians. Noise pollution is another concern, with both residential and vehicle-related noise complaints reported. Despite these challenges, crime levels on 75 Street are relatively low, with only a few misdemeanors and violations reported. However, the persistent parking and obstruction issues highlight the need for better enforcement and community engagement to improve the living conditions on this Brooklyn street.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 75 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 75 Street

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