Neighborhood summary

Living on 131 Road in Queens, New York, presents a mix of both vibrant and challenging aspects, as reflected in its grade of B (81.8). The street is known for its lively atmosphere, with noise complaints topping the list, particularly from residential sources like loud music or parties, with a total of 7 reports. This is not surprising given the close proximity of neighboring streets, which are graded higher, suggesting a denser population. The noise is often accompanied by loud talking and, in some cases, persistent barking dogs.

One of the most significant issues on 131 Road is illegal parking, with 7 reports, often involving vehicles with license plates. This frequently leads to double-parked cars blocking traffic, causing inconvenience to residents and visitors alike. The street also faces problems with abandoned and derelict vehicles, which can be an eyesore and potentially hinder emergency services. Blocked driveways and sidewalks are another recurring issue, indicating that proper parking etiquette is not always observed.

The street's condition leaves room for improvement, with reports of potholes and blocked fire hydrants, the latter being a critical safety concern during fire emergencies. The water system has also been reported as a problem, with a hydrant leak noted. Meanwhile, street light conditions are less than ideal, with several reports of outages, which could potentially affect safety and security at night.

Despite these challenges, the crime rate on 131 Road is encouragingly low, with only 1 felony recorded, suggesting that the community is generally safe. However, the miscellaneous penal law offense indicates that there may be other issues at play that are not typically associated with violent or property crimes.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 29 complaints) · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 25 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on 131 Road

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