Neighborhood summary

Living on Moffat Street in Brooklyn is an experience that is as challenging as it is diverse. The street, which has earned a grade of 'F', is a cacophony of noise, with the most common complaint being noise from residential buildings, often attributed to loud music and parties. The 96 reports of loud music or parties indicate that the issue is persistent and disruptive to the peace and quiet that many residents crave. This, coupled with the 49 complaints about noise from the street or sidewalk, paints a picture of a street that is constantly buzzing with activity, not all of it pleasant.

Parking and sanitation seem to be another major issue on Moffat Street. The 54 complaints about blocked driveways and 36 about illegal parking suggest that finding a parking spot can be a daily struggle for residents. Moreover, the 32 reports of illegal dumping and 18 of trash indicate that the street's cleanliness is often compromised, with litter and debris a common sight. The 19 complaints about dirty conditions further underscore the sanitation issues that plague the street. Residents also face issues with access to their homes, with 32 reports of 'No Access' and 22 of 'Partial Access', suggesting that blocked or unsafe pathways are a recurring problem. Despite these challenges, the street is not entirely void of charm. The nearby Cooper Avenue, with its grade of 'A', offers a glimpse into the potential that Moffat Street could one day achieve. However, until then, residents must navigate a landscape marked by noise, parking struggles, and sanitation issues.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 25 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Moffat Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Moffat Street

Nearby streets