Neighborhood summary

Living on Beard Street in Brooklyn can be quite a challenge, as indicated by its F grade and a score of 0 out of 100. The street is marred by persistent issues that disrupt the daily lives of its residents. Illegal parking is the most common complaint, with 21 reports, making it difficult for residents to find parking spaces or even safely navigate the street. The water system also presents significant problems, with nine complaints, including hydrants running and blocked hydrants, which not only waste resources but also pose a fire safety risk.

The street conditions on Beard Street are poor, with eight complaints about potholes and blocked driveways. Residents also struggle with missed garbage collections and derelict vehicles, contributing to a sense of disorder and neglect. Additionally, noise pollution is a recurring issue, with four complaints about loud music or parties, likely originating from nearby establishments or residential units. Despite these challenges, the presence of nearby parks like Red Hook Park and streets with higher grades, such as Sigourney Street and Otsego Street, offer glimpses of greenery and safer communities, suggesting that there is potential for improvement on Beard Street.

In terms of crime, Beard Street sees a significant number of felonies and misdemeanors, with a total of 16 reported incidents. Burglary and petit larceny are the top offenses, accounting for 12 of these incidents. This high crime rate contributes to an overall sense of insecurity and further highlights the need for improvement in various aspects of the street's infrastructure and management.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beard Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beard Street

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