Neighborhood summary

Living on Hicks Street in Brooklyn is an experience that's often marked by a symphony of noise that seems to echo from every corner. The most prominent culprit is the persistent thrum of helicopters, with 429 complaints, likely a consequence of the street's proximity to several hospitals and the nearby East River. This ceaseless hum is often punctuated by loud music and parties, with 74 complaints, suggesting that quiet nights are a rarity. The street also struggles with illegal parking, with 200 complaints, leading to a constant game of musical chairs for residents trying to find a spot. This traffic issue is further compounded by blocked driveways (53 complaints) and crosswalks (53 complaints), making navigation of the street challenging and unsafe.

The quality of life on Hicks Street is also marred by subpar infrastructure. The streets are in dire need of repair, with 66 complaints about their condition. Potholes (37 complaints) and blocked hydrants (34 complaints) pose additional hazards, while blocked sidewalks (33 complaints) hinder pedestrians' safe passage. Despite these issues, the heat and hot water in some buildings also seem to be a challenge, with 34 complaints. These problems highlight a broader issue of inadequate maintenance and attention to the street's infrastructure. The nearby streets, while not immune to their own issues, seem to fare better in terms of quality of life, with grades ranging from A to C, further underscoring Hicks Street's struggles.

311 complaints trend · 4.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 33 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hicks Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hicks Street

Nearby streets