Brooklyn residents are upset with rising illegal parking violations, with over half a million complaints reported in 2024, a 155% increase since 2019. Areas like Downtown Brooklyn and Long Island City have reported alarming growth in parking complaints. The launch of the NYC311 Monitoring Tool by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli aims to assist residents in tracking local service requests effectively. The report reveals broader trends in non-emergency complaints, which have surged since the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the need for targeted resources in specific neighborhoods.
Parking violation complaints have skyrocketed in Brooklyn, with over half a million reported in 2024, marking a 155% increase since 2019.
The new NYC311 Monitoring Tool by the Comptroller's office allows residents to view service requests by neighborhood, highlighting areas with the most complaints.
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