Neighborhood summary

Living on Cumberland Street in Brooklyn is a testament to the city's duality, where the charm of urban living often comes with a host of challenges. The street's F grade, one of the lowest in the borough, reflects the daily realities faced by its residents.

Illegal parking is the most prevalent issue, with 465 complaints. Vehicles often block hydrants, with 328 reports, posing a significant safety hazard, especially during emergencies. Residents also grapple with frequent noise disturbances, with 16 reports of noise from residential buildings and 13 from the street or sidewalk. The noise is often attributed to loud music or parties, with specific complaints mentioning this issue 13 times. The street's narrow sidewalks are frequently blocked by parked cars, making it difficult for pedestrians to navigate, with 13 reports.

Moreover, the street's infrastructure leaves much to be desired. The curb condition has been reported 9 times, indicating potential safety hazards. The water system has also been a source of concern, with 22 complaints, suggesting frequent leaks or other issues. The rodent problem, with 10 reports, is another challenge that residents have to contend with, indicating potential sanitation issues.

The street's proximity to both high-crime areas like Washington Park and low-crime areas like Fort Greene Park underscores the patchwork nature of safety in the city. The street itself has seen its fair share of crime, with 6 felonies, 11 misdemeanors, and 8 violations reported. Harassment, assault, and offenses against public order and safety are among the top offenses. Despite these challenges, the street's residents persist, navigating their daily lives with resilience.

311 complaints trend · 4.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cumberland Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cumberland Street

Nearby streets