Neighborhood summary

Living on 92nd Street in Brooklyn can be a challenging experience, largely due to persistent parking issues and noise disturbances. The street's F grade, the lowest possible, is a clear indication of the significant problems residents face. The most common complaint, illegal parking, is a constant source of inconvenience, with 199 reports, often leading to blocked driveways and even fire hydrants. Residents have reported 63 instances of blocked hydrants, which can be a serious safety hazard, especially during fire emergencies. The noise from loud parties and banging or pounding, with 54 and 44 reports respectively, can make it difficult for residents to enjoy peace and quiet, even late at night.

The street's condition also contributes to the overall dissatisfaction of its residents. Potholes, damaged and dead trees, and blocked sidewalks and crosswalks are frequent issues, with 17 reports each for potholes and blocked sidewalks, and 20 reports for blocked crosswalks. The street's poor condition can make it difficult for both pedestrians and drivers to navigate safely. The nearby streets, such as 93rd and 91st Streets, also share similar grades, indicating that these issues are not isolated to 92nd Street alone. Despite these challenges, residents have reported only a few crimes, mostly harassments and vehicle-related offenses, suggesting that while the quality of life may be impacted by various issues, the street remains relatively safe.

311 complaints trend · 3.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 8 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on 92 Street

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