Neighborhood summary

Living on 23 Road in Queens, NYC, is an experience shaped by a persistent struggle with traffic and parking issues, as evidenced by the overwhelming number of complaints related to these problems. Residents here face daily challenges such as illegal parking, blocked driveways, and abandoned vehicles, with over 100 complaints each for the former two. The street is often clogged with cars, sometimes blocking access to driveways or even fire hydrants, with 51 complaints specifically citing blocked hydrants. This not only creates inconvenience but also poses a potential safety hazard in case of emergencies. The noise levels are also notably high, with frequent reports of loud music, parties, and even loud talking, totaling over 20 complaints. Despite these challenges, the street's crime rate appears relatively low, with only seven reported offenses, including two cases of criminal mischief and one robbery, according to official city data.

The lack of access and blocked sidewalks further exacerbate the difficulties faced by residents. With 30 reports of no access and 13 of blocked sidewalks, navigating the street can be a daily obstacle course. The snow and ice during winter months add another layer of challenge, with 11 complaints highlighting the struggle to maintain safe and clear pathways. Interestingly, while 23 Road and its neighboring streets like 25 Road and 20 Avenue share similar grade F ratings indicative of these issues, the nearby Gurino Drive stands out with an A grade, suggesting a stark contrast in living conditions just a stone's throw away. This disparity underscores the localized nature of these problems and the need for targeted solutions to improve the quality of life for residents on 23 Road and similar streets.

311 complaints trend · 3.5/address → Stable

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Crime on 23 Road

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