Neighborhood summary

Living on 103rd Street in Queens, as indicated by the official city data, is a challenging experience, with the street receiving an F grade, the lowest possible. The most pressing issue is the prevalence of drug activity, with a staggering 1909 complaints, suggesting a significant and persistent problem that could potentially foster other criminal activities. Noise pollution is another major concern, with a total of 1105 complaints related to street, residential, and vehicle noise, including 404 incidents of loud music or parties. This suggests that residents might struggle with sleep, relaxation, and overall quality of life.

Other notable issues include parking and accessibility problems. There are 328 complaints about illegal parking, and 247 complaints about residents being denied access to their homes or buildings due to various issues, such as blocked driveways (330 complaints) and blocked fire hydrants (80 complaints). These issues could indicate a lack of adequate parking spaces, poor maintenance of the street, or both. Additionally, there are 1615 complaints about the use of outdoor spaces, suggesting overcrowding or misuse of shared spaces. The street also has a significant animal abuse problem, with 67 complaints, indicating a lack of empathy or respect for animals among some residents.

311 complaints trend · 9.9/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 25 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 103 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 103 Street

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