Neighborhood summary

Living on 219 Street in Queens, New York, is a challenging experience, as reflected by the neighborhood's official 'F' grade based on city data. Residents here face a substantial number of quality-of-life issues, with illegal parking being the most prevalent, having been reported over 229 times. This results in frequent traffic congestion and blocked driveways, with over 100 complaints, making it difficult for residents to access their homes or park their vehicles. Additionally, water-related issues are common, with 80 complaints about the water system and 25 reports of no water supply, indicating recurring problems that can disrupt daily life. Blocked hydrants, with over 100 instances, pose a significant safety concern, hindering access to crucial fire protection.

Noise pollution is another major issue on 219 Street, with 90 noise complaints, primarily stemming from loud music and parties. These disturbances can make it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes, especially at night, potentially leading to sleep deprivation and overall decreased quality of life. Moreover, abandoned and derelict vehicles are a recurring problem, with a combined 90 reports, contributing to the neighborhood's unsightly appearance and potential safety hazards. Despite these challenges, the street's close proximity to better-rated neighborhoods like White Hall Terrace (Grade A) and Spencer Avenue (Grade C) might offer some respite for residents seeking to escape the chaos.

311 complaints trend · 2.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 21 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on 219 Street

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