Neighborhood summary

Living on 137 Road in Queens, New York, is an experience marked by a combination of daily challenges and a sense of neglect, as reflected in the street's overall grade of F. The most pressing issue is the prevalence of abandoned and derelict vehicles, with a total of 22 complaints. These vehicles not only clutter the streetscape but also pose potential hazards, with some blocking driveways and even fire hydrants, as indicated by the three reports of blocked hydrants. The water system and sewer infrastructure also appear to be in poor condition, with frequent backups and unsanitary conditions, including mold in some apartments. Residents have also reported issues with heating and hot water, suggesting that some buildings may be in disrepair.

Noise pollution, while not explicitly stated, can be inferred from the high number of harassment-related crimes reported, potentially indicating disputes over noise from loud music or parties. The street's crime statistics, while not exceptionally high, do show a presence of felony assaults and fraud offenses, which might cause concern among residents. Despite these challenges, nearby streets like Ryan Road and Alecia Avenue offer a stark contrast, boasting high grades and presumably better living conditions. This discrepancy might make the struggles of 137 Road residents feel even more pronounced.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 31 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 137 Road

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Crime on 137 Road

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