Neighborhood summary

Living on 109 Drive in Queens, as indicated by its grade of D, presents a mix of challenges and less severe issues. Residents here often face snow and ice buildup during winter, with snow tracking, a common problem. This can make navigating the streets treacherous, especially for those with mobility issues or young children. The street condition is also a cause for concern, with potholes and rough, pitted, or cracked roads making driving and walking difficult. Sewer backups are another recurring issue, with residents reporting foul odors and backed-up sewage in their properties, posing potential health risks.

Noise pollution, particularly from loud music or parties, is another prominent issue. Residents have reported disruptive noise levels, often at night, which can negatively impact sleep and overall quality of life. Derelict vehicles are also a problem, cluttering the streets and blocking fire hydrants, which could be critical during a fire emergency. Rats have been sighted, indicating potential sanitation and waste management issues, which can lead to further rodent infestations and health hazards. The nearby streets of 111 Avenue and Dillon Street, both graded F, suggest that these issues may not be isolated to 109 Drive, pointing to broader neighborhood-wide problems. Despite these challenges, the nearby Augusta Court and Aug Court both boast an A grade, offering a glimmer of hope for improved conditions.

311 complaints trend · 2.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 155 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on 109 Drive

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