Neighborhood summary

Living on Jackie Robinson Parkway in Brooklyn is a challenging experience, as indicated by its grade of F and a score of 59.8, making it one of the more problematic streets in the city. The most pervasive issue is illegal dumping, with a staggering 14 complaints, which has led to chronic dumping in some cases, creating an eyesore and potential health hazards for residents. Blocked driveways are another significant problem, with 12 complaints, often caused by illegally parked or abandoned vehicles, which also top the list with 10 and 8 complaints respectively. These vehicles not only obstruct access to residents' homes but also block fire hydrants, with 4 complaints, posing a serious safety risk in case of a fire.

Noise pollution is also a concern, with one complaint specifically mentioning street and sidewalk noise, which could be from loud music at parties or traffic congestion. The water system has also been a point of concern, with 6 complaints, suggesting potential leaks or other issues that could lead to water damage in homes. The presence of rodents, indicated by 2 complaints, adds to the list of problems, as they can carry diseases and cause property damage. Despite these challenges, crime rates on Jackie Robinson Parkway appear relatively low, with only 2 felonies reported, both of which were assault and grand larceny. However, the high number of complaints suggests that residents are actively engaging with city services to improve their street conditions.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Jackie Robinson Parkway

What residents are reporting

Crime on Jackie Robinson Parkway

Nearby streets