Neighborhood summary

Living on 173 Street in Queens, New York, can be a challenging experience, as reflected by the street's poor grade of F and a significant number of reported issues. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with over 225 complaints, often involving vehicles blocking driveways (186 complaints) and obstructing access to properties (150 complaints). This can lead to daily inconveniences for residents trying to access their own homes or use their driveways. Additionally, the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles (totaling over 220 complaints) contributes to the visual blight and potential safety hazards on the street.

Noise pollution is another significant concern, with 66 complaints of residential noise, including loud music and parties (54 complaints). This can disrupt the peace and quiet that residents expect, especially during late-night hours. Furthermore, the street's infrastructure and maintenance have been the subject of numerous complaints, with issues such as blocked fire hydrants (116 complaints), potholes (26 complaints), and damaged trees (29 complaints) contributing to a sense of neglect and disrepair. Residents have also expressed frustration with missed garbage collections (27 complaints) and water system problems (45 complaints), suggesting that city services may not be meeting the needs of the community.

The crime situation on 173 Street is also a cause for concern, with a total of 32 criminal offenses recorded, including 13 felonies and 15 misdemeanors. The top offenses include assault, petit larceny, harassment, and dangerous drugs, indicating a mix of violent and property crimes. This high crime rate may contribute to a sense of unease and insecurity among residents, further compounding the challenges they face on a daily basis.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on 173 Street

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