Neighborhood summary

Living on 175th Street in Queens, as depicted by the official city data, presents a complex picture, with a significant number of quality-of-life issues and infrastructure challenges. The street's overall grade of 'F' is a stark reflection of these concerns. Residents are plagued by chronic illegal parking issues, with over 260 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways, with 102 reported incidents. Double-parked vehicles blocking traffic, commercial overnight parking, and derelict vehicles further exacerbate the parking woes, making simple tasks like accessing one's own driveway or parking safely a daily challenge.

Noise pollution is another pressing issue, with 97 complaints about noise from residential sources and 71 reports of loud music or parties. The constant banging or pounding, often associated with construction or DIY projects, adds to the auditory disruptions. The street conditions are also a cause for concern, with 49 complaints, likely referring to potholes, cracks, or other damage that can make walking or driving difficult and potentially hazardous. Additionally, blocked hydrants, a serious safety concern, have been reported 47 times, hindering emergency services' access in case of a fire. Despite these issues, the street is not without its bright spots; nearby Detective Keith L Williams Park holds a grade of 'A', offering a peaceful respite from the challenges of 175th Street.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 25 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 175 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 175 Street

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