Neighborhood summary

Living on 171st Street in Queens, New York, is a daily challenge due to the persistent issues that plague the area, earning it an official city grade of F. The street, home to numerous residential buildings, is often clogged with illegally parked vehicles, with a staggering 153 complaints reported. Residents frequently find their driveways blocked, with 192 complaints logged, causing immense inconvenience and disrupting their daily routines. The noise levels are intolerable, with 112 complaints about residential noise, including 61 instances of loud music or parties that often extend late into the night, disturbing the peace and quiet that residents desperately seek.

The street's infrastructure and maintenance pose significant challenges as well. Residents have reported 76 instances of blocked fire hydrants, raising concerns about public safety and the potential difficulty in fighting fires in the event of an emergency. Additionally, 151 reports of no access and 41 of partial access indicate that the street's condition is often impassable, making it difficult for emergency services, residents, and visitors to navigate. The street's derelict vehicles, abandoned cars, and illegal dumping further contribute to its unsanitary and unsafe conditions, with 68 and 53 complaints respectively. The persistent heat and hot water issues, with 107 complaints, highlight the discomfort and inconvenience faced by residents during both the summer and winter months.

311 complaints trend · 3.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 171 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 171 Street

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