Neighborhood summary

Living on Fort Hamilton Parkway in Brooklyn, with an A-grade score of 95.4, typically offers residents a clean and well-maintained neighborhood. The street is primarily residential, with tree-lined sidewalks and well-kept buildings, reflecting the community's pride in their surroundings. However, a deeper look into the specific complaints reveals some persistent issues that residents have to navigate.

Illegal parking is one of the top complaints, with three instances reported. Residents often find their driveways or parking spots blocked by improperly parked vehicles, causing inconvenience and frustration. Additionally, water system-related issues, such as a running hydrant and a possible water main break, pose potential hazards and require prompt attention from city services. Illegal dumping, another top complaint, contributes to the street's otherwise clean appearance, with residents reporting mattresses or box springs left uncovered and litter baskets in need of replacement.

Despite these challenges, Fort Hamilton Parkway maintains its high grade due to the prompt response from city services to these issues. The nearby streets, though varied in their grades, also contribute to the overall safety and appeal of the area. With no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, residents can enjoy a peaceful living environment, making Fort Hamilton Parkway an attractive place to call home despite its specific challenges.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 10 complaints) · 0.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 12 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Fort Hamilton Pkw

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