Neighborhood summary

Living on Cooper Street in Manhattan is an ongoing challenge, as indicated by its dismal grade of F, with a score of 0. The street is plagued by a multitude of issues, with the most prominent being heat and hot water problems. Residents have reported a staggering 428 complaints, suggesting that many people are struggling to maintain comfortable living conditions, especially during the harsh winter months.

Noise pollution is another significant issue on Cooper Street. Both residential and street/sidewalk noise have been major sources of complaint, with 81 and 71 reports respectively. The 122 complaints about loud music or parties hint at a persistent problem with rowdy neighbors or late-night events that disturb the peace and quiet that residents would prefer. This is further exacerbated by the 18 complaints about noise from vehicles, suggesting that the street is also a noisy thoroughfare.

Parking issues are another constant struggle for residents. Illegal parking has resulted in 121 complaints, while blockages caused by double-parked vehicles have led to 21 reports. Additionally, blocked driveways and crosswalks have been reported 37 and 26 times respectively, indicating that vehicles often obstruct the flow of traffic and pedestrians, making it difficult for residents to navigate the street safely and efficiently.

The presence of blocked fire hydrants, reported 43 times, is a serious safety concern. Not only does it hinder the firefighters' ability to access water in case of an emergency, but it also increases the risk of property damage and loss of life. Furthermore, the 17 reports of pests suggest that some buildings may be in a state of disrepair, allowing vermin to infest the properties.

Nearby streets also face significant challenges, with Seaman Avenue, West 207 Street, and Vermilyea Avenue all receiving a failing grade of F. This suggests that the issues plaguing Cooper Street are not isolated but part of a broader pattern in the area.

While crime on Cooper Street appears to be relatively low, with only 1 felony, 2 misdemeanors, and 1 violation reported, the top offenses include harassment, petit larceny, criminal mischief, and grand larceny of a motor vehicle. These offenses indicate that the street may still face issues with disorderly behavior, theft, and vehicle-related crimes.

311 complaints trend · 15.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 20 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cooper Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cooper Street

Nearby streets