Neighborhood summary

Living on Cooper Street in Brooklyn is a challenge, as reflected by its grade of F, based on official city data. Residents here face a daily barrage of noise, with illegal parties and loud music being particularly prevalent, with 129 complaints logged. The noise isn't confined to residences; street and sidewalk noise also pose issues, with 65 complaints. The problem is exacerbated by blocked sidewalks, which make it difficult for residents to move about quietly, with 108 complaints. Blocked fire hydrants, a crucial safety concern, have also been reported 57 times.

Parking is another significant challenge on Cooper Street, with 183 complaints about illegal parking. This often leads to blocked driveways, with 56 complaints, and can make it difficult for residents to access their own properties, with 44 complaints of 'No Access'. The street's sanitation is also a notable concern, with issues such as garbage and recycling storage (23 complaints) and trash (22 complaints) littering the streets. This, coupled with pest problems (29 complaints), contributes to an unsanitary condition. Despite these issues, only 1 felony and 11 misdemeanors have been reported in the area, suggesting that while quality of life is poor, it's not necessarily a hotspot for serious crime.

311 complaints trend · 4.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cooper Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cooper Street

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