Neighborhood summary

Living on 223 Street in Queens, NY, is a challenge due to persistent parking issues and a high volume of littering and dumping. The street's grade of 'F' is a stark reflection of these issues. Residents frequently report illegal parking, with over 120 complaints, and abandoned vehicles, with over 64 complaints, making it difficult for residents to find parking spots for their own vehicles. The street is also plagued by illegal dumping, with 38 complaints, leaving behind unsightly trash and creating an unpleasant living environment. The street condition has garnered 47 complaints, indicating that the road itself is in poor repair, with potholes (31 complaints) and damage from fallen tree branches (21 complaints) causing trouble for drivers. Despite these issues, the neighborhood is also home to loud music and parties, with 34 complaints, which can disrupt the peace and quiet of residents, especially during late-night hours. Additionally, blocked hydrants (32 complaints) pose a serious safety risk, making it difficult for firefighters to access water in case of an emergency.

Despite these challenges, the community has not been deterred from reporting issues and seeking improvements. The high number of complaints suggests a engaged and concerned community eager to see positive changes. However, the crime statistics paint a concerning picture, with a total of 27 felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported in the area. The top offenses include harassment, grand larceny, criminal mischief, and petit larceny, which can create a sense of unease among residents. The nearby streets also face similar issues, with grades ranging from 'D' to 'F', indicating that the neighborhood as a whole could benefit from more city attention and resources.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 22 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 223 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 223 Street

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