Neighborhood summary

Living on Bensonhurst Park in Brooklyn is a relatively peaceful experience, as indicated by its high grade and low crime rate. Residents enjoy a clean and well-maintained street with a strong sense of neighborhood pride. However, there are a few specific issues that have been reported by residents, which the city is actively working to address.

One of the most prominent issues is the condition of the street lights. Residents have reported several instances of street lights being out, which can make walking or cycling at night less safe and enjoyable. Additionally, there have been reports of exposed lamp post wires, which poses a potential safety hazard. The city has been notified of these issues and is working to repair and replace the damaged lights and wires promptly.

Another concern for residents is the chronic presence of bikes, roller blades, and skates on the street. While this may not seem like a significant issue, it can lead to safety concerns, especially during peak hours when the street is more crowded. Residents have also raised concerns about the condition of the street itself, with some reporting potholes and uneven surfaces that could cause damage to vehicles or lead to accidents.

Despite these challenges, Bensonhurst Park remains a desirable place to live, with its high grade and low crime rate. Compared to nearby streets like 21 Drive, 20 Lane, Bath Avenue, Bay 25 Street, and Bay 32 Street, all of which have received failing grades, Bensonhurst Park stands out as a safe and well-maintained community. The city is committed to addressing the specific concerns of residents and continuing to improve the quality of life for those who call Bensonhurst Park home.

Limited data — only 9 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 200 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Bensonhurst Park

Nearby streets