Neighborhood summary

Living on Irving Square Park in Brooklyn, as indicated by the official city data, presents a mix of recreational benefits and maintenance challenges. The park's grade of B suggests a generally safe and well-maintained environment, with a score of 83.1. Residents enjoy the green space, with a significant number of complaints focused on park maintenance, such as grass and weeds growth (18 complaints), and garbage or litter (10 complaints). The park is also a hub for animal activity, with reports of off-leash dogs (12 complaints) and animal waste (2 complaints).

Noise from loud music or parties (7 complaints) is another notable issue, suggesting that some residents may experience disruptions to their peace and quiet, particularly during evenings or weekends. The park's facilities also pose concerns, with 48 complaints related to maintenance or facilities, indicating potential issues with park structures and amenities.

Despite these challenges, Irving Square Park appears to be relatively safe, with only one misdemeanor offense reported in the nearby streets. The park's neighbors, however, display varying degrees of safety and maintenance, with nearby streets like Weirfield Street, Covert Street, Cornelia Street, and Eldert Street receiving lower grades (F) compared to Schaeffer Street's grade B. This variation might influence the overall living experience for residents of Irving Square Park, as they may face different challenges depending on their proximity to these nearby streets.

311 complaints trend · 65.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 74 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Irving Square Park

Nearby streets