Neighborhood summary

Living on Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn is an experience that combines the tranquility of a well-maintained park with the occasional buzz of city life, as indicated by the official city data. The street boasts an impressive A-grade with a score of 96.2, reflecting the diligent efforts of the community and local authorities to keep the area clean, safe, and well-lit. Residents are likely to enjoy the park's serene atmosphere, with its green spaces and peaceful walks, which is enhanced by the scarcity of reported crimes in the area.

However, no street is without its challenges. The most common complaints from residents revolve around street light conditions and noise, with a significant number of reports focusing on street lights being out or cycling. The noise complaints are primarily attributed to loud music or parties, which, while not frequent, can disrupt the otherwise peaceful environment. There are also occasional issues with illegal parking, including instances of double-parking that block vehicles, and even instances of illegal fireworks being set off. The park's proximity to other streets with lower grades, such as Cumberland Street and Washington Park, might contribute to some of these issues. Despite these challenges, Fort Greene Park remains a desirable place to live, with its high grade and low crime rates.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 11 complaints) · 11.0/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 8 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Fort Greene Park

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