Neighborhood summary

Living on Court Street in Brooklyn, as indicated by the official city data, presents a myriad of challenges that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents. The street has earned a dismal grade of 'F', with a score of 0, reflecting the severe nature of the issues plaguing the area. The most prominent concern is the rampant illegal parking, with a staggering 652 complaints, often leading to blocked hydrants (112 complaints), bike lanes (77 complaints), and crosswalks (79 complaints), posing significant safety hazards and impeding emergency services.

Noise pollution is another pervasive issue, with a total of 444 complaints, including loud music or parties (230 complaints), commercial noise (122 complaints), and residential noise (84 complaints). These persistent disturbances not only disrupt sleep and daily activities but also contribute to a sense of disorder and lack of control over one's surroundings. The street is also plagued by panhandling (102 complaints) and homeless person assistance (68 complaints), indicating a visible presence of homelessness and related issues that can create unease and discomfort for residents.

In addition to these immediate concerns, Court Street has witnessed a significant number of crimes, with 30 felonies, 86 misdemeanors, and 4 violations reported. The top offenses include petit larceny (58), vehicle and traffic laws (10), grand larceny (10), and assault 3 and related offenses (5). This high crime rate, coupled with the various quality-of-life issues, makes Court Street a challenging place to live. The street's proximity to other poorly graded streets, such as Boerum Place and Wyckoff Street, further emphasizes the need for improved conditions and increased attention from local authorities.

311 complaints trend · 5.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 88 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Court Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Court Street

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