Neighborhood summary

Living on Poplar Street in Brooklyn presents a mix of challenges and relative calm, as indicated by its grade of C and a score of 74.0. Residents have expressed concern over the street's cleanliness, with frequent reports of illegal dumping and littering, leading to an accumulation of trash. This issue is exacerbated by damaged and dead trees that haven't been removed, contributing to an unsightly and potentially unsafe environment. The streetlights, too, have been a source of irritation, with several reports of outages, adding to the sense of neglect.

Noise pollution, while not pervasive, is present enough to be notable. Sources include loud music or parties, and even helicopter noise has been reported. Accessibility can be a problem, with blocked driveways and the occasional street obstruction causing inconvenience. Parking, though not the top complaint, is also an issue, with illegal parking violations occurring, potentially indicating a parking crunch in the area. Despite these challenges, crime levels on Poplar Street are relatively low, with no reported felonies and only three misdemeanors, predominantly related to traffic offenses and intoxicated driving. This suggests that while there are environmental and quality-of-life issues to address, the street remains largely safe for its residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 24 complaints) · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 6 total

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