Neighborhood summary

Living on Matthews Court in Brooklyn presents a mix of challenges and relative safety. The street's grade of B indicates that it's well-maintained compared to many others in the city, but residents still face several persistent issues. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with 26 complaints, often related to posted parking sign violations, partial access to driveways, and license plates being obscured or missing. Residents have to navigate a constant struggle to find a parking spot due to the unauthorized vehicles, which can lead to frustrations and inconveniences.

Another significant problem is snow and ice accumulation during winter months, with three complaints. This can make the street hazardous for pedestrians and vehicles alike, especially since the street's grade is not high enough to receive immediate snow-clearing services. Additionally, blocked sidewalks and driveways can cause further inconvenience, as seen in the six complaints regarding this issue. While the street is relatively safe, with only one misdemeanor recorded, the presence of derelict and abandoned vehicles (totaling three complaints) can contribute to a sense of disorder and neglect.

Comparatively, nearby streets like Slocum Place and Lewis Place have higher grades (A), indicating better overall conditions. However, Westminster Road, Hinckley Place, and Stratford Road have significantly lower grades (F), suggesting that residents of Matthews Court might consider themselves fortunate in comparison to their neighbors on those streets. Despite the challenges, residents of Matthews Court enjoy a low crime environment, with no felonies or violations recorded, making it a relatively peaceful place to live.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 29 complaints) · 4.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 14 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Matthews Court

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Crime on Matthews Court

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