Neighborhood summary

Living on Second Street in Brooklyn is a mixed bag, with a grade of B indicating that while there are notable issues, the street also has its fair share of positives. The most pressing concern for residents is illegal parking, with a total of 11 complaints, suggesting that finding a parking spot can be a challenge, especially for those who don't have access to a garage. This is further exacerbated by the blockage of hydrants, with six complaints, which not only poses a safety risk but also makes it difficult for firefighters to do their job in case of an emergency.

Another significant issue is the presence of encampments, with four complaints, indicating that homelessness is a visible problem on the street. This can lead to various challenges, including increased littering and potential safety concerns. Additionally, the street has seen issues with noise, particularly loud talking, which can disrupt the peace and quiet that many residents crave, especially during late-night hours.

However, not all is grim on Second Street. The street's grade suggests that it is generally well-maintained, with no major crimes reported in the area. Nearby streets, such as First Street and Fifth Street, have even higher grades, indicating that the neighborhood as a whole is relatively safe and well-kept. Despite the parking and noise issues, residents can take comfort in the fact that they live in a community where most people take pride in their surroundings and report issues when they arise.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 20 complaints) · 0.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 23 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Second Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Second Street

Nearby streets