Neighborhood summary

Living on Russell Street in Brooklyn is an experience marked by persistent challenges, as indicated by its grade of F and the high volume of complaints. Residents here contend with a near-constant issue of illegal parking, with 118 complaints, which can make navigating the street and finding parking spots a daily struggle. The noise pollution is also a significant concern, with 25 general noise complaints and 16 residential noise complaints. This isn't solely due to partying or loud music, with 15 specific reports of loud music or parties, but also construction noise before or after hours, with 11 complaints, and other unidentified noise sources. The cold months bring another set of problems, with 18 snow or ice complaints and blocked hydrants, a severe fire safety hazard, reported 60 times.

The infrastructure also presents challenges. There are 18 sidewalk-related complaints, including blocked sidewalks reported 9 times, and 18 complaints about the street condition itself. Lead is another worry, with 16 lead kit requests from residents. Despite these issues, the nearby streets provide a mixed bag of experiences. While nearby North Henry Street shares a similar grade F, Monsignor McGolrick Park offers a respite with a grade B, and PS 110, a school, maintains a high grade A. However, it's important to note that the crime statistics for Russell Street are reassuringly low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported.

311 complaints trend · 2.8/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Russell Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Russell Street

Nearby streets