Neighborhood summary

Living on Sherman Street in Brooklyn is marked by a consistent sense of disorder and neglect, as indicated by its poor grade of F and a cluttered landscape of unresolved issues. The street is plagued by persistent illegal parking, with 34 complaints, leading to a chaotic parking situation where residents struggle to find spots for their vehicles. The trees lining the street, meant to provide shade and beauty, are instead a source of frustration, with 22 reports of damaged trees and 8 of dead or dying ones, suggesting a lack of proper maintenance.

Residents also grapple with recurring issues related to waste management and water systems. There have been 15 complaints each for missed collections and illegal dumping, indicating a regular accumulation of trash and debris. The water system is another source of concern, with 10 complaints, including reports of blocked hydrants, which pose a serious safety hazard in case of fire. The noise levels are also high, with 6 complaints about loud music or parties, disrupting the peace and quiet that residents might expect.

The street's condition is further exacerbated by the blocking of driveways and hydrants, making it difficult for residents to park their cars and access essential services. The snow and ice removal is also inadequate, as evidenced by the 7 complaints, suggesting that the street's condition worsens during harsh winters. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Sherman Street is relatively low, with only 1 violation reported, indicating that the street's problems are more related to infrastructure and maintenance issues rather than criminal activities.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 4 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sherman Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sherman Street

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