Whittemore Avenue

Should you live here? A — 97.2

Living on Whitmore Avenue in the Bronx is characterized by a sense of tranquility and cleanliness, as reflected in its high grade of A. The street is largely free from crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, which allows residents to feel secure and at ease. The primary concerns, as indicated by the top complaints, revolve around parking issues.

Illegal parking is the most frequent issue, with three reported incidents. This often manifests as commercial overnight parking, where vehicles are left on the street after business hours, potentially blocking driveways or creating obstacles for emergency services. One instance was a non-chronic issue with a vehicle that had a license plate, suggesting a recurring problem with a specific vehicle. Another concern is the presence of abandoned vehicles, with one report indicating a vehicle had been left unattended for an extended period.

Despite these parking challenges, Whitmore Avenue stands out as an oasis of order and cleanliness amidst its neighboring streets. Surrounding streets like Puritan Avenue (Grade D), Waterbury Avenue (Grade F), and Bradford Avenue (Grade F) face more significant challenges, indicating that Whitmore Avenue is relatively well-maintained and managed. The presence of a homeless person assistance complaint suggests that the street is not immune to the broader social issues faced by the Bronx, but it is encouraging to note that such incidents are not chronic or frequent.

In summary, while Whitmore Avenue faces some parking-related challenges, it remains a quiet and secure street, with residents benefiting from its high grade and cleanliness, even as it is surrounded by streets with more pressing issues.

Limited data — only 6 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Crime on Whittemore Avenue

What residents are reporting

Notable buildings on Whittemore Avenue

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