Neighborhood summary

Life on Flatbush Avenue Extension in Brooklyn, as indicated by official city data, is marked by a high level of noise and disorder, with illegal parking and encampments being significant issues. Residents and passersby are frequently disturbed by loud music and parties, car horns, and street noise, with over 200 complaints related to noise alone in the past year. The constant noise is often exacerbated by the illegal parking that blocks sidewalks and fire hydrants, making it difficult for emergency services to navigate the street and for pedestrians to safely traverse the area.

The presence of encampments, with over 100 complaints, suggests a significant homelessness issue, with individuals seeking shelter on the street. This, coupled with the high number of homeless assistance complaints, highlights the need for more supportive services in the area. The street is also plagued by litter, with trash accumulating and creating an unsanitary environment. The noise, disorder, and unsanitary conditions are compounded by the fact that many of the nearby streets, such as Fleet Place and Willoughby Street, also have poor grades, indicating that the issues are not isolated to Flatbush Avenue Extension.

311 complaints trend · 5.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 21 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Flatbush Avenue Extension

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