Covering Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, and Fort Hamilton in southwest Brooklyn. 1,192 total 311 reports in September 2026 through Sep 11. This week's volume is -31% vs. last week (-270 reports). Data sourced from NYC 311, updated daily.
What was reported — September 2026
Every 311 complaint category for Brooklyn CB10, sized by volume and marked by direction against the same span of August.
– 364 -7%
Illegal Parking
– 88 -6%
Blocked Driveway
▲ 63 +34%
Noise - Residential
– 46 +2%
Street Condition
▲ 33 +32%
Noise
▼ 29 -29%
Unsanitary Condition
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▲ growing✳ new (prior window empty)– flat (within ±15%)▼ declining
Tile area = 311 reports in the window. The 6 largest categories are drawn as tiles — the rest are too small to label, so every category is listed exactly in the table beside the map. Sep 1 – Sep 11 (11 fully-ingested days) vs Aug 1 – Aug 11. Today is excluded — 311 ingests with a ~24-hour lag, and a partial day reads as a drop. Click a tile or a table row for detail.
Explore reports — September 2026
Drag to pan. Hold Ctrl (⌘ on Mac) and scroll to zoom, or pinch with two fingers. Pins are colored by complaint category and clustered when zoomed out — click a cluster to expand, click a pin to open the full 311 record. Hovering anywhere over a neighborhood also surfaces its own stats card in the top-left corner — that card is per-neighborhood, not per-cluster, so nearby clusters in the same neighborhood show the same numbers on purpose. When you choose a category in the filter below, the map recolors each pin by its specific problem detail (descriptor).
Each square is one calendar day. Color intensity scales from light (fewer reports) to deep blue (most reports). Hover or tap a day for the exact count. Today is partial — 311 data has a ~24-hour ingestion lag.
Latest reports
Individual 311 service requests for Brooklyn CB10, newest first. Repeat reports at the same address are collapsed into one row so a single problem doorway doesn't fill the list.
Most recent first. Reports at the same address are collapsed into one row — tap a row with a count to open it. Window: Sep 1 – Sep 11. Today is excluded — 311 ingests with a ~24-hour lag, and a partial day at the top of a newest-first list reads as a quiet day rather than an incomplete one. Showing 200 of 1,192 service requests in the window.
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Trends
Week over week
Sep 6 – Sep 12 vs Aug 30 – Sep 5
↓ -31%
-270 reports
This week (594) vs. last week (864). Today's reports are still arriving (~24h 311 lag).
Month over month
September 2026 vs August 2026
↓ -71%
-2,936 reports
September: 1,192 reports. August full month: 4,128. Pace suggests ~2,980 for the full month.
Year over year
September 2026 vs September 2025
↓ -71%
-2,969 reports
September 2026 (1,192) vs September 2025 (4,161).
Reports by category — September 2026
311 complaint types grouped into macro-categories. Bars are proportional to report count.
Parking452 (38%)
Other277 (23%)
Noise137 (11%)
Street & Sidewalk100 (8%)
Sanitation94 (8%)
Housing53 (4%)
Transportation34 (3%)
Construction28 (2%)
Homelessness11 (1%)
Vendors6 (1%)
Show top 20 complaint types
Complaint type
Count
Share
Illegal Parking
364
31%
Blocked Driveway
88
7%
Noise - Residential
63
5%
Street Condition
46
4%
Noise
33
3%
SidewalkSnitch reports in Brooklyn CB10
Every report on this page comes straight from NYC 311.
SidewalkSnitch doesn't submit to 311 yet — so right now the city's 311 data above is the complete record for Brooklyn CB10. Once SidewalkSnitch begins filing to 311, those reports will appear in this same dataset automatically — there's no separate SidewalkSnitch number to reconcile.
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Data is fetched server-side via the Socrata Open Data API (SoQL). Freshness is not on a fixed schedule — check the "Last fetched" timestamp below for this page load. Last fetched: Sep 12, 2026, 4:43 PM ET.
Data note: Sep 11's count is the most recent fully-ingested day. 311 has a ~24-hour ingestion lag, so today's reports are still arriving.
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