Neighborhood summary

Living on 21 Drive in Queens, NYC, is an experience that's heavily influenced by its unique set of challenges, as reflected in its low grade of F, with a score of 46.0. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with a staggering 38 complaints, indicating a chronic parking problem that likely leads to congestion and difficulty finding a spot for residents. This is further exacerbated by blocked driveways, with 14 complaints, which can cause significant inconvenience and even affect accessibility for some residents.

Noise pollution, specifically from residential sources, is another significant issue, with 10 complaints. This could range from loud music or parties, as reported in 8 instances, to general noise from neighbors that disrupts the peace and quiet that one might expect in a residential area. The street also has had issues with blocked fire hydrants, with 25 complaints, which poses a serious safety hazard, especially in the event of a fire. Lead, water system, and overgrown tree or branch issues also contribute to the overall sense of neglect and decay that can be felt on the street.

Despite these challenges, there are some positives to note. The nearby Ralph Demarco Park, graded A, provides a green space for residents to enjoy, offering a respite from the urban environment. However, crime statistics reveal some concerns, with 1 felony, 2 misdemeanors, and 0 violations reported, indicating a need for enhanced safety measures and community engagement to address these issues. Overall, while 21 Drive faces significant challenges, with concerted effort from residents, city agencies, and local leadership, these issues can potentially be addressed and improved.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 23 total

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Crime on 21 Drive

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