Neighborhood summary

Living on Saint Felix Street in Brooklyn, a neighborhood with a B grade according to official city data, presents a unique blend of challenges and conveniences. Residents here are no strangers to noise pollution, with frequent complaints about loud music and parties, often emanating from nearby commercial establishments or street gatherings. The persistent issue of illegal parking further exacerbates the noise problem, as vehicles with booming sound systems often take over the street, turning it into a makeshift concert venue late into the night. This constant din is compounded by the occasional car or truck blaring music, creating a cacophony that can be taxing on those seeking a peaceful environment.

The street's sanitation struggles are another significant concern. Missed collections and trash buildup are common, with residents reporting overflowing trash cans and litter scattered across the sidewalk. Rats, drawn by the abundance of discarded food, have become a visible and unwelcome presence, with sightings and complaints about rodent issues frequently logged. The blocked fire hydrants, a potentially serious safety hazard, only add to the list of problems, as they restrict access to a vital lifeline in case of emergencies. Despite these challenges, the street's rating indicates that it is generally cleaner and safer than many of its neighboring streets, such as those on Fort Greene Place, which have grades of F and D.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Saint Felix Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Saint Felix Street

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