Neighborhood summary

Living on Clinton Avenue in Brooklyn is a challenging experience, as indicated by its F grade and a mere score of 0. The street is a stark contrast to its neighboring parks and playgrounds, such as Underwood Park and Edmonds Playground, which boast A grades. Residents here contend with a high frequency of heat and hot water outages, with 386 complaints, often leaving them in discomfort, especially during cold winter months when snow and ice accumulation also pose issues, with 47 complaints. The plumbing is another significant concern, with 74 complaints, including water leaks (41 complaints), suggesting frequent issues with leaking pipes and faucets.

The noise pollution is relentless, with 183 complaints specifically about residential noise and another 42 general noise complaints. The primary culprits seem to be loud music and parties (66 complaints), as well as banging or pounding sounds (125 complaints), likely due to construction or improperly soundproofed apartments. The constant noise can lead to sleepless nights and increased stress levels for residents. Additionally, illegal parking (165 complaints) often blocks sidewalks (45 complaints) and even fire hydrants (58 complaints), posing safety hazards and making it difficult for emergency vehicles to access the street.

Crime, while not overwhelming, is present. There have been a total of 6 criminal offenses reported, including petit larceny, assault, frauds, and grand larceny. Although these offenses may not reflect daily life on Clinton Avenue, they serve as a reminder of the need for vigilance and community engagement to maintain safety. Despite these challenges, residents on Clinton Avenue remain resilient, likely forming tight-knit communities to support one another and advocate for improvements.

311 complaints trend · 5.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 21 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Clinton Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Clinton Avenue

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