Neighborhood summary

Living on Norfolk Street in Brooklyn, as indicated by its D grade and score of 67.1, presents a mix of challenges that require residents' attention and the city's prompt response. Noise pollution is a significant issue, with nine complaints about residential noise, many of which can be attributed to the seven reports of loud music or parties. Late-night revelry can disrupt the sleep and tranquility of residents, creating a restless environment. Illegal parking, with eight complaints, further compounds the noise problem, as vehicles parked inappropriately can block access to fire hydrants or emergency exits, posing safety risks.

Snow and ice accumulation during winter months is another pressing concern, with eight complaints. This can make walking difficult, especially for the elderly and disabled, and may also lead to slip and fall accidents. Blocked driveways, with three complaints, can also cause inconvenience and potential accidents, as residents may be forced to park on the street, contributing to the illegal parking issue. The presence of dead animals (two complaints) and unsanitary conditions (two complaints) further detract from the street's appeal and may pose health risks if not addressed promptly. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Norfolk Street is relatively low, with only one felony reported, indicating that the street's issues are mostly related to quality of life concerns rather than serious criminal activity.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Norfolk Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Norfolk Street

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