Neighborhood summary

Living on Norman Avenue in Brooklyn is a challenge, as evidenced by the city data that gives the street a grade of 'F'. The most pressing issue is the rampant illegal parking, with 223 complaints, indicating a chronic lack of parking spots and disregard for posted signs. Many residents have cited 'Posted Parking Sign Violation' (135 complaints), further exacerbating the parking problem. Snow or ice removal is another significant issue, with 48 complaints, suggesting that the street's maintenance is often inadequate during the winter months.

Noise pollution is also a prevalent concern on Norman Avenue, with various forms of disturbances reported. 'Loud Music/Party' (30 complaints) and 'Loud Talking' (23 complaints) top the list, indicating a persistent noise issue that likely disrupts the peace and quiet of residents. The street also faces sanitation challenges, with complaints about 'Trash' (21 complaints) and 'Unsanitary Condition' (33 complaints), suggesting that waste management and cleanliness are not consistently maintained. Additionally, several residents have reported issues with water systems (36 complaints) and heating/hot water (40 complaints), indicating potential infrastructure problems that negatively impact their daily lives.

The surrounding streets, such as Eckford Street, Newel Street, Diamond Street, and Jewel Street, also fare poorly with grades of 'F', suggesting that the issues on Norman Avenue are not isolated but part of a larger pattern within the neighborhood. Despite these challenges, there is one nearby street, Norman Street, that scores an 'A', indicating that improvements are possible with proper attention and resources.

311 complaints trend · 4.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 13 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Norman Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Norman Avenue

Nearby streets