Neighborhood summary

Living on Bogart Street in Brooklyn, especially around the 46th address, presents a unique set of challenges, as indicated by the official city data. The street has garnered a grade of F, the lowest possible score, reflecting the numerous issues residents grapple with daily. The most prominent problem is the prevalence of encampments, with 41 complaints, suggesting that homelessness is a pressing concern in the area. This situation is further exacerbated by the high number of illegal parking complaints, totaling 36, which not only contributes to the street's dirty condition but also poses safety hazards and impedes emergency vehicle access.

Noisy disturbances, both residential and commercial, are also a significant issue, with 24 complaints related to loud music or parties, and 9 complaints related to noise from businesses. These persistent noise pollution problems can greatly impact the quality of life for residents, making it difficult to enjoy their homes or get a good night's sleep. Additionally, the street struggles with blocked driveways (12 complaints) and sidewalks (6 complaints), which can inconvenience residents and pose accessibility issues for those with mobility challenges. The nearby streets of Ingraham Street and Harrison Place also share a similar fate, with Grade F ratings, suggesting that these issues may be pervasive within the neighborhood.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 22 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Bogart Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Bogart Street

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