Neighborhood summary

Living on Scholes Street in Brooklyn is an experience that has been shaped significantly by the frequent and diverse complaints recorded by residents. The street,which has received an overall grade of 'F', is a stark reflection of the challenges faced by those who call it home.

Noise pollution is an ever-present issue, with 186 complaints specifically related to residential noise and 82 complaints about noise from the street or sidewalk. The most prevalent noise source, according to the data, is loud music or parties, with a staggering 210 complaints. The constant din of loud talking, banging, or pounding adds to the cacophony, making it difficult for residents to enjoy peaceful moments in their homes.

Parking violations and obstructions are also a significant concern. With 137 complaints about illegal parking and 64 about blocked driveways, finding a parking spot can be a daily challenge. The issue of blocked hydrants, with 68 complaints, not only causes inconvenience but also poses a potential safety hazard, as it can hinder firefighters' ability to do their jobs effectively in case of an emergency.

The street also faces sanitation and maintenance issues, with 43 complaints about unsanitary conditions and 29 about maintenance or facility problems. These issues can range from litter and debris to broken sidewalks or damaged street lights, all of which contribute to a less than welcoming environment.

Despite these challenges, residents have shown a willingness to engage with city services, resulting in a high number of complaints. However, the persistent issues and the street's grade of 'F' suggest that more needs to be done to address these problems and improve the quality of life for those living on Scholes Street.

311 complaints trend · 5.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 26 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Scholes Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Scholes Street

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