Neighborhood summary

Living on Haring Street in Brooklyn is a challenge, as reflected in its grade F and the high number of reported complaints. Residents face a constant battle with illegal parking, with over 170 complaints in the past year. Vehicles are often parked haphazardly, blocking driveways, fire hydrants, and even entire buildings, creating significant safety and accessibility concerns. Abandoned and derelict vehicles also pose an eyesore and potential hazard, with 39 and 22 complaints respectively. The water system is another frequent issue, with 38 complaints, indicating recurring problems with leaks, blockages, or other water-related issues.

Noise pollution is also a persistent problem, with 12 complaints specifically related to residential noise. This could range from loud music or parties to constant noise from nearby businesses, disrupting the peace and quiet that residents would expect in their neighborhood. Additionally, heating and plumbing issues have been reported, with 16 and 10 complaints respectively, suggesting that some residents may be struggling with inadequate heat or hot water during colder months, or dealing with plumbing problems that could be costly to fix. The snow and ice complaints, while fewer, indicate that snow removal is not always promptly or effectively addressed during winter months, potentially creating hazardous conditions for residents. Despite these challenges, crime rates on Haring Street appear relatively low, with only 5 offenses reported in the past year, all misdemeanors or violations.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 225 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Haring Street

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Crime on Haring Street

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