Neighborhood summary

Livingston Street in Brooklyn presents a stark picture of urban challenges, as indicated by its lowest possible grade of 'F' according to official city data. Residents here face a daily barrage of issues stemming from illegal parking, which tops the list of complaints with a staggering 358 incidents. Cars are often parked in restricted areas, blocking hydrants, bike lanes, and even sidewalks, creating hazards for pedestrians and emergency services alike. The persistent noise pollution, with 99 complaints and 78 specifically related to construction before or after hours, suggests a constant din that can be attributed to both residential and commercial activities. The street's proximity to the bustling Fulton Mall may contribute to this, as the nearby street also scores an 'F'. Moreover, the frequent rodent sightings (30 complaints) and lack of proper street conditions (33 complaints) paint a picture of sanitation and maintenance concerns that could potentially exacerbate quality of life issues.

The crime statistics for Livingston Street are also concerning, with a total of 225 offenses reported, including 62 felonies and 153 misdemeanors. The top offenses include administrative code violations (94), followed by theft-related offenses (76), and dangerous drugs (27), suggesting a mix of petty and more serious criminal activities. However, it's important to note that crime rates can fluctuate, and a single 'F' grade does not necessarily reflect the street's safety status over time. Despite these challenges, Livingston Street is sandwiched between two streets with higher grades (Gallatin Place with a 'C' and H Ross Tubman Avenue with an 'A'), indicating that improvements in certain areas might be achievable with targeted efforts.

311 complaints trend · 4.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 141 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Livingston Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Livingston Street

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