Neighborhood summary

Living on 176 Place in Queens, NYC, is a testament to the city's vibrant diversity and resilience, yet it's not without its unique set of challenges. The street, with a grade of C (score: 70.9), is a bustling residential thoroughfare where neighbors coexist despite the persistent issue of illegal parking. With 14 complaints, it's clear that finding a parking spot can be a daily struggle, as cars often occupy spaces reserved for residents, making it difficult for those who live there to park their vehicles. This issue is compounded by the presence of abandoned vehicles, with 12 complaints, which not only take up precious parking spaces but also contribute to an unsightly appearance.

Another significant challenge is the issue of blocked fire hydrants, with 9 reported incidents. This problem is particularly concerning as it poses a safety risk, making it harder for firefighters to do their job in case of an emergency. Additionally, the street has seen 5 complaints regarding blocked driveways, which can cause inconvenience and frustration for residents trying to access their homes or depart from them. Despite these challenges, the community has shown resilience in addressing these issues, as evidenced by the 0 felonies and only 1 misdemeanor reported on the street, indicating a strong sense of community and collective effort to maintain a safe and orderly environment.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 14 total

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Crime on 176 Place

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