Neighborhood summary

Lama Court in Brooklyn presents a remarkably peaceful and well-maintained urban living experience, as reflected in its high grade of A (score: 97.2). Despite its proximity to streets with lower grades, such as West Fifth Street and West 3 Street, Lama Court manages to maintain a distinct level of serenity and order. The most prevalent issues reported by residents are parking-related, with abandoned vehicles and illegal parking being the top complaints. Five reports were made regarding abandoned vehicles, often specified with license plate details, suggesting a persistent problem that requires ongoing attention from local authorities.

One notable concern is the presence of derelict vehicles, with two reports indicating that these vehicles might pose a visual blight or potential safety hazard. Additionally, one report was made about a missed collection, suggesting an isolated incident rather than a recurring issue with waste management services. The street's condition was also mentioned once, likely referring to potholes or other surface-level damages that need repair. While these issues are present, they are far from overwhelming, and the street's overall grade indicates that they are being consistently addressed.

Despite these minor challenges, living on Lama Court offers a sense of security, as the crime statistics show no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. This low crime rate contributes to the overall peaceful atmosphere that residents enjoy, making Lama Court an attractive place to call home in Brooklyn.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lama Court

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lama Court

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