Neighborhood summary

Living on Strickland Avenue in Brooklyn is a challenging experience, as reflected by its failing grade of F, the lowest among nearby streets. The most pressing issue is the persistent problem of illegal parking, with a staggering 222 complaints, making it difficult for residents to find a parking spot or even navigate the street safely. The situation is exacerbated by commercial overnight parking, with 46 complaints, and double-parked vehicles blocking traffic, with 11 complaints. The blocked hydrants, totaling 73 complaints, pose a significant safety hazard, as they could hinder firefighters' access in case of an emergency. The blocked sidewalks, with 59 complaints, also create difficulties for pedestrians, especially those with mobility issues.

The noise levels on Strickland Avenue are notably high, with 12 complaints each for loud music or parties and residential noise. This persistent noise pollution can negatively impact residents' quality of life, making it difficult to enjoy their homes or get a good night's sleep. Additionally, the street faces issues with abandoned and derelict vehicles, with 22 and 8 complaints respectively, contributing to the overall unsightliness and potential safety hazards. The problems do not stop at the street level; there are also 19 complaints of illegal conversion of residential buildings or spaces, indicating that some properties may not be up to code or could be operating as illegal businesses. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Strickland Avenue is relatively low, with only 3 felony offenses reported. However, the high number of miscellaneous penal law offenses (2) and criminal mischief (1) suggests that there may be underlying issues that require attention.

311 complaints trend · 4.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 16 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Strickland Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Strickland Avenue

Nearby streets