Neighborhood summary

Living on Tenth Avenue in Brooklyn, one is likely to encounter a unique set of challenges that paint a vivid picture of urban life. The street, graded F with a score of 50.6, is a stark contrast to the neighboring Fort Hamilton Parkway, which maintains an A grade. Residents here face a persistent issue of illegal parking, with a total of 36 complaints, leading to frequent congestion and difficulty finding a parking spot. This is exacerbated by the 20 instances of blocked hydrants, which not only pose a safety hazard but also make it difficult for emergency services to access the street.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with both residential and commercial sources contributing to the 14 complaints. This includes loud music or parties, with 8 reported incidents, and banging or pounding sounds, which have been reported 5 times. The noise levels are high enough to warrant specific mention, unlike the more general "noise" complaints often seen on other streets. Additionally, the street is plagued by illegal dumping, with 6 complaints, and derelict vehicles, with 3 reported instances, contributing to a sense of disorder and uncleanliness.

The snow and ice management on the street also leaves much to be desired, with 7 complaints. This can make navigating the street, especially for those with mobility issues, quite challenging. The street's condition is further marred by blocked sidewalks, partial access, and blocked crosswalks, with 5, 4, and 4 complaints respectively. These issues collectively create an atmosphere that is far from the idyllic, well-maintained streets found in other parts of Brooklyn. Despite these challenges, the street's crime rate is remarkably low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations.

311 complaints trend · 1.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 32 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Tenth Avenue

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Crime on Tenth Avenue

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