Neighborhood summary

Living on 229 Street in Queens, New York, presents a unique set of challenges that have led to its low grade of F. The most pressing issue is the rampant illegal parking, with a staggering 304 complaints. Cars are often parked haphazardly, blocking driveways (65 complaints) and even blocking fire hydrants (114 complaints), which can be a serious safety hazard, especially in the event of a fire. The street is also plagued by abandoned vehicles (63 complaints) and derelict vehicles (25 complaints), contributing to the overall clutter and disorder of the area.

Noise pollution is another significant concern, with 25 complaints specifically about loud music or parties. This is compounded by the presence of commercial overnight parking (147 complaints), which can lead to increased noise and traffic late at night. Additionally, there are frequent reports of water system issues (65 complaints), including dirty water (23 complaints) and leaks (20 complaints), indicating a need for improved maintenance and infrastructure. The street also struggles with basic sanitation, as evidenced by the 21 complaints about trash. Despite these issues, residents are fortunate to have the well-maintained Cambria Playground nearby, which offers a respite from the challenges of daily life on 229 Street.

Moreover, the street's crime statistics, while not extreme, are a cause for concern. With a total of 17 cases, including 3 felonies, 10 misdemeanors, and 4 violations, residents have reported incidents such as assault (5 cases), harassment (4 cases), and violations of vehicle and traffic laws (2 cases). While these offenses may not be unique to this street, their presence serves as a reminder of the need for ongoing efforts to improve the safety and quality of life for all residents.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 21 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on 229 Street

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