Neighborhood summary

Living on 248 Street in Queens, as indicated by the city data, presents a range of challenges that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents, earning it a grade of F with a score of 0. The most prevalent issue is blocked driveways, with a staggering 34 complaints, likely causing daily inconvenience and frustration for those who rely on their vehicles for transportation. Illegal parking is another significant problem, with 32 complaints, suggesting that finding a legal parking spot can be a constant struggle. This issue is further compounded by the 12 reports of abandoned vehicles, which not only take up valuable parking space but also contribute to the overall visual blight of the street.

The street's infrastructure also appears to be in dire need of repair. Missed collections, with 33 complaints, indicate that sanitation services are not meeting the needs of the residents, leading to the accumulation of trash and potential health hazards. The 18 complaints about sidewalk conditions and 13 about street conditions suggest that the pedestrian experience is far from pleasant, with potential tripping hazards and discomfort due to uneven or damaged surfaces. Moreover, the 18 complaints about the water system and 17 about the sewer system hint at potential leaks, backups, or other water-related issues that could be causing additional problems for residents. The 12 reports of sewer backups further underscore the urgency of addressing these infrastructure issues. The 8 reports of fallen branches or limbs also suggest that there may be neglected or poorly maintained trees lining the street, which could pose a safety hazard during storms or high winds.

Adding to the overall sense of disorder, there are several other issues plaguing the street. The 15 complaints about trash and 9 about compost suggest that littering and improper waste disposal are persistent problems. The 11 requests for lead kit testing indicate that residents are concerned about the potential for lead poisoning, likely due to the age of the housing stock or other environmental factors. The 11 complaints about commercial overnight parking suggest that local businesses may be contributing to the parking congestion and noise levels, potentially disrupting the peaceful enjoyment of the street by its residents.

The street's poor grade is also reflected in the crime statistics, with a total of 7 criminal offenses reported, including 4 felonies, 2 misdemeanors, and 1 violation. The top offenses, which include offenses against public order, grand larceny of motor vehicles, and grand larceny, suggest that residents may be dealing with issues such as theft, disorderly conduct, and other crimes that could further undermine their sense of safety and security.

In contrast to the struggles

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 248 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 248 Street

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