Neighborhood summary

Living on Tompkins Place in Brooklyn can be a challenging experience, as indicated by its D grade and a score of 63.5. Residents regularly grapple with persistent issues that affect their daily lives. The most commonly reported problem is illegal parking, with a total of 29 complaints. This often leads to blocked driveways, with 12 reported instances, and even obstructed fire hydrants, which poses a significant safety hazard, as noted in 16 complaints. The street is also plagued by noise disturbances, with 9 complaints specifically about residential noise and 8 about loud music or parties, suggesting a persistent issue with late-night revelry that disrupts the peace and quiet that residents might expect.

Snow and ice accumulation is another major concern during winter months, with 8 complaints. This, coupled with 12 reports of snow tracking, indicates that snow removal and maintenance are not always promptly or effectively handled. Additionally, 4 complaints about trash and 3 about derelict vehicles suggest that the street may struggle with cleanliness and littering issues. The nearby streets, particularly Henry Street and 1 Place, also have poor grades (F), suggesting that these problems might not be isolated to Tompkins Place alone. However, the proximity to Carroll Park, which has an A grade, could provide a pleasant respite from the challenges of living on Tompkins Place. Despite these issues, it's encouraging to note that crime levels on Tompkins Place are low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

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