Neighborhood summary

Living on 221st Street in Queens, as indicated by its grade of F, presents a range of challenges that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents. The street is plagued by persistent noise issues, with the most common complaint being loud music or parties, reported a staggering 66 times. This could suggest frequent gatherings or events that disturb the peace, making it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes, especially during late hours.

Illegal parking is another significant issue, with 90 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways (52 complaints) and even blocked fire hydrants (25 complaints), which could hinder emergency services in case of a fire. The presence of abandoned vehicles (62 complaints) and derelict cars (23 complaints) further exacerbates the parking situation, making it difficult for residents to find a spot to park their own vehicles. The street condition (52 complaints) is also a concern, with potholes (34 complaints) and poor sidewalk maintenance (24 complaints) posing hazards to pedestrians.

Compared to nearby streets like Witthoff Avenue (Grade A) and Robard Lane (Grade A), which maintain high standards, 221st Street's conditions are starkly different. While the crime rate is not exceptionally high, with a total of 17 incidents (6 felonies, 7 misdemeanors, and 4 violations), the most common offenses include harassment (4 incidents) and larceny (both grand and petit, totaling 5 incidents), suggesting a need for increased vigilance and community engagement to maintain safety. The combination of these issues paints a picture of a street in need of significant attention and improvement to ensure a safer, quieter, and more peaceful living environment for its residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 39 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 221 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 221 Street

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