Neighborhood summary

Living on West 10th Street in Brooklyn is an experience that presents a mix of challenges and inconveniences, as indicated by the comprehensive data from the city's official records. The street is notorious for illegal parking, with a staggering 108 complaints, making it a constant struggle for residents to find a parking spot for their vehicles. Moreover, the noise levels are exceptionally high, with 81 complaints regarding residential noise and 75 instances of banging or pounding, often attributed to late-night parties or DIY projects. The loud music and parties, specifically reported in 4 instances, further exacerbate the noise pollution, disrupting the peace and quiet that one might expect from a residential street.

Another significant issue is the frequent blocking of fire hydrants, with a total of 97 complaints. This not only poses a safety hazard but also makes it difficult for the fire department to do their job effectively in case of an emergency. Additionally, the blocked driveways and sidewalks, with 46 and 4 complaints respectively, can cause inconvenience and accessibility issues for residents, particularly those with mobility challenges. The presence of abandoned vehicles and illegal dumping also contributes to the street's poor condition, with 3 complaints each. While these issues might seem manageable individually, their collective occurrence on West 10th Street paints a picture of a street in desperate need of attention and intervention.

311 complaints trend · 4.9/address ↓ Decreasing

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 10 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 10 Street

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