Neighborhood summary

Living on Hazel Court in Brooklyn is, on the surface, a peaceful and safe experience, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the official city data. However, a closer look into the top complaints and specific problems reveals a nuanced picture of the day-to-day life for residents.

Water system issues are the most frequent complaints, with five reports. This includes three instances of defective hydrants, one blocked hydrant, and one occurrence of no water, likely leading to inconveniences such as difficulties in watering plants, cleaning, or even potentially impacting fire safety. Additionally, there are reports of blocked sidewalks, snow tracking, and a cellar door left open or unprotected, which could pose accessibility issues or safety hazards for residents, especially the elderly or those with mobility challenges.

Illegal parking is another significant issue, with three reports. This could lead to blocked driveways, difficulty in emergency vehicle access, or increased traffic congestion. Residents might also encounter challenges during snowfall, with one report of snow tracking and another of unremoved snow or ice, potentially leading to slippery conditions and increased risk of accidents.

Despite these challenges, Hazel Court's neighbors, such as Ira Court, Devon Avenue, Garland Court, Everett Avenue, and Joval Court, all hold an A grade, indicating that the area is generally well-maintained and safe. The lead kit request and construction safety enforcement reports might suggest ongoing efforts to improve and maintain the housing stock and ensure the safety of residents. Nevertheless, the frequent water system issues and parking problems could be areas where the community and local authorities could work together to address and improve the living conditions on Hazel Court.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 11 complaints) · 1.0/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Hazel Court

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