Neighborhood summary

Life on 23rd Street in Queens can be a challenging experience, as reflected by the street's overall grade of F, the lowest possible score. The most prevalent issue is illegal parking, with over 590 complaints, which often leads to blocked driveways and sidewalks, as evidenced by the numerous reports of these specific problems. Residents also frequently complain about noise, with both residential and street/sidewalk noise topping the list of grievances. The noise is often attributed to loud music or parties, with over 100 complaints specifically mentioning these issues. The noise and parking problems are compounded by the fact that many residents have reported blocked hydrants, creating a potential fire safety hazard.

Adding to the residents' woes are reports of drug activity and unsanitary conditions, with 59 and 46 complaints respectively. The water system and heat/hot water have also been problematic, with 48 and 109 complaints respectively. The street conditions, including potholes and uneven surfaces, have also been a source of concern, with 70 complaints. Despite these challenges, the nearby streets, such as Astoria Health Playground, maintain higher grades, indicating that the quality of life on 23rd Street is an exception rather than the norm in the area.

Crime is another significant concern on 23rd Street, with a total of 40 criminal incidents reported. The top offenses include assault, harassment, petit larceny, and criminal mischief. The high number of assaults, with 10 incidents, is particularly worrying, suggesting that physical altercations are a recurring issue in the area. The harassment complaints, with 9 incidents, also indicate a level of tension among residents or between residents and passersby.

311 complaints trend · 4.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 28 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 23 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 23 Street

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