Neighborhood summary

Living on Hope Street in Brooklyn, especially at address 67, is a challenge due to the high frequency of reported issues, earning the street a grade of F with a score of 0. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with a staggering 218 complaints, causing frequent blockages and hindering accessibility. This is exacerbated by blocked hydrants, with 151 reports, which not only poses a fire safety hazard but also impedes emergency response times. Residents are also plagued by noise pollution, with 64 complaints related to residential noise and 25 due to commercial noise, including the frequent issue of loud music or parties, reported 93 times. Snow and ice buildup, reported 43 times, can make navigating the streets treacherous during winter months.

The street's condition is further marred by graffiti, reported 19 times, and dirty conditions, with 21 complaints. Trash buildup, reported 23 times, contributes to an unsanitary and unappealing environment. The water system has also caused concern, with 19 reports of issues. Adding to the inconvenience, blocked driveways, reported 34 times, and blocked crosswalks, reported 13 times, can disrupt daily routines and pedestrians' safe passage. Crime, while not as prevalent as the quality of life issues, is still a concern, with 3 felonies, 5 misdemeanors, and 4 violations reported. The top offenses include harassment and vehicle and traffic laws, suggesting that disorderly behavior and traffic-related issues are significant problems on Hope Street.

311 complaints trend · 8.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 41 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Hope Street

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