Neighborhood summary

Living on Shore Court in Brooklyn is a tale of two sides, with its ups and downs reflected in the official city data. The street, home to only 12 addresses, maintains a high grade of A with a score of 95.4, indicating a generally well-kept and safe environment. However, a closer look at the complaints reveals specific challenges that residents face.

One of the most pressing issues is illegal parking, with six complaints reported. This likely leads to congestion and difficulty in finding a parking spot, especially during peak hours. Residents also struggle during the winter months, with three snow tracking complaints indicating that snow removal is not always prompt or thorough, leading to slippery and unsafe conditions. Blocked sidewalks, with two complaints, further exacerbate these issues, making it difficult for pedestrians, including those with disabilities or using strollers, to navigate the street safely.

Some residents have also dealt with water-related problems, including an excessive water in basement (WEFB) complaint and a water system issue. These incidents can cause significant inconvenience and potentially costly repairs. Additionally, a lead kit request suggests that some residents may be concerned about lead poisoning, a serious health hazard.

Despite these challenges, life on Shore Court is not without its positives. The street's proximity to Shore Road Park offers residents easy access to green space and recreational activities. The nearby streets of Colonial Gardens and 98 Street also have high grades, indicating that the area as a whole is well-maintained. Moreover, the lack of reported felonies, misdemeanors, and violations on Shore Court suggests a low crime rate, providing residents with peace of mind.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Shore Court

What residents are reporting

Crime on Shore Court

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