Neighborhood summary

Living on Coleman Street in Brooklyn is an experience that comes with its unique set of challenges, as indicated by its F grade and the plethora of specific complaints registered by its residents. The street is notorious for illegal parking, with over 100 reports, leading to frequent congestion and difficulties in accessing driveways, as evidenced by the numerous 'No Access' and 'Partial Access' complaints. This issue is exacerbated by the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles, which not only contribute to the parking chaos but also pose an eyesore and potential safety hazard.

The water system on Coleman Street is another significant concern. With 31 reports, residents grapple with leaks, blocked hydrants, and even cave-ins, suggesting a dire need for repair and maintenance. The streets themselves are in disarray, with damaged and overgrown trees, potholes, and general street condition complaints totaling 27. This combination of factors creates a harsh environment, making simple tasks like parking, accessing one's home, and even navigating the street safely, a daily struggle.

Adding to this, Coleman Street's crime statistics paint a grim picture. With a total of 32 criminal incidents, including 11 felonies and 17 misdemeanors, the most common offenses are petit larceny and harassment. This high crime rate, coupled with the physical conditions of the street, creates an atmosphere of insecurity and discomfort for its residents. In stark contrast, nearby streets like Baughman Place and Harden Street boast A grades, highlighting the stark disparity in living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 34 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Coleman Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Coleman Street

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