Neighborhood summary

Living on Sumpter Street in Brooklyn can be a challenging experience, as indicated by its poor grade of F and the plethora of resident complaints. The street is plagued by recurring issues that significantly impact the quality of life for its inhabitants. The most pressing concern is the lack of adequate heat and hot water, with 153 complaints, leaving residents to cope with uncomfortable living conditions, especially during the cold winter months. Additionally, unsanitary conditions, with 126 complaints, suggest that there are persistent issues with cleanliness and hygiene, potentially posing health risks to the residents.

Noise pollution is another significant issue on Sumpter Street, with 105 complaints related to residential noise and 46 regarding street and sidewalk noise. The most common culprit is loud music and parties, with 110 complaints, which can disrupt sleep and daily activities, creating a tense and unsociable atmosphere. Furthermore, blocked driveways and illegal parking, with 102 and 97 complaints respectively, cause inconvenience and safety concerns for residents trying to access their homes or navigate the street.

The nearby streets, such as Marion Street and Chauncey Street, also share similar grades and issues, suggesting that the problems on Sumpter Street are not isolated but part of a broader neighborhood struggle. While Roosevelt Place and Dewey Place fare better with grades of B, they are still not immune to some of the same challenges. The crime statistics, with 6 felonies, 1 misdemeanor, and 3 violations, highlight the need for increased security and community engagement to address potential safety concerns.

311 complaints trend · 4.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 25 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sumpter Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sumpter Street

Nearby streets