Neighborhood summary

Living on East 105th Street in Brooklyn can feel like a constant battle against noise pollution and parking issues, with a significant number of official complaints echoing these struggles. Late-night revellers and early-morning commuters alike are often kept awake by the blaring music from passing vehicles and loud parties, with a total of 56 complaints centered around these noise disturbances. The situation is exacerbated by the presence of derelict vehicles, which not only contribute to the visual blight but also serve as makeshift speakers for unruly gatherings. Illegal parking, with 22 complaints, further compounds the problem, leaving residents with limited parking options and forcing them to navigate narrow streets filled with double-parked cars.

The water system on East 105th Street also poses challenges, with 15 complaints highlighting issues such as no water supply and broken, leaking water meters, indicating a need for urgent repairs. Blocked hydrants, with 11 complaints, raise safety concerns, as they could hinder the efforts of firefighters in case of an emergency. Additionally, the street has been plagued by illegal dumping and missed collections, with 13 complaints each, suggesting a lack of cleanliness and proper waste management. The street's condition has also been a concern, with 10 complaints highlighting issues such as potholes and uneven surfaces, making it difficult and sometimes dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists to navigate. Despite these challenges, residents have shown initiative by reporting issues and demanding change, as evidenced by the specific problems reported and the nearby streets with better grades, indicating a potential for improvement.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on East 105 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on East 105 Street

Nearby streets