Neighborhood summary

Living on Folsom Place in Brooklyn offers a unique blend of urban charm and practical challenges. The street, with a B grade and a score of 89.8, is generally considered to be in good condition compared to its neighbors. However, residents are faced with recurring issues that can disrupt their daily lives.

One of the most prominent issues is the frequency of missed waste collection, with six complaints in the official data. This can lead to an accumulation of trash and other waste on the street, attracting pests and creating an unsanitary environment. Additionally, blocked driveways, often caused by illegally parked vehicles or snow and ice, pose accessibility challenges for residents. During winter, snow and ice buildup can also make the street treacherous, with four complaints related to these issues.

Interestingly, while noise complaints are not as frequent as other issues, they are present, indicating that loud music or other disturbances may occasionally disrupt the peace on Folsom Place. Other specific problems reported include sewer odors, which can be unpleasant and potentially harmful to health, and blocked sidewalks, which can impede mobility, especially for those with disabilities or using strollers.

Despite these challenges, Folsom Place appears to be relatively safe, with no recorded felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This could be attributed to the community's engagement in reporting issues and advocating for their resolution. Nearby streets, however, such as Highland Place, Liberty Avenue, Hale Avenue, Norwood Avenue, and Force Tube Avenue, have poorer grades, indicating that Folsom Place residents might occasionally face spillover effects from these streets.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 18 complaints) · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 193 total

Noise Breakdown

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Notable buildings on Folsom Place

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Crime on Folsom Place

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