Neighborhood summary

Living on 228 Street in Queens, New York, is a challenge that residents face daily, as reflected in the city's data. The street's failing grade (F, score: 0) is a clear indicator of the numerous issues plaguing the area. The most prevalent problem is illegal parking, with a staggering 186 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways (38 complaints) and even blocked fire hydrants (66 complaints), which poses a significant safety hazard, especially during emergencies. The noise pollution is another major concern, with frequent complaints about loud music and parties (35 complaints), making it difficult for residents to enjoy a peaceful environment.

Derelict and abandoned vehicles (47 and 44 complaints respectively) further contribute to the street's unsightly appearance and potential safety hazards. The water system and sewer issues are also prominent, with 44 and 23 complaints each, indicating possible infrastructure problems that need immediate attention. The presence of overgrown trees and branches (29 complaints) and damaged trees (22 complaints) could also lead to potential safety risks and aesthetic concerns. Unfortunately, the crime rate is also high, with a total of 38 incidents, including 14 felonies, 16 misdemeanors, and 8 violations. The most frequent offenses include criminal mischief, harassment, and petit larceny. In comparison, nearby streets such as Springfield Avenue and Delevan Street have significantly better grades, suggesting that 228 Street faces unique challenges that require targeted attention and improvement efforts.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 31 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 228 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 228 Street

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