Neighborhood summary

Living on 260 Street in Queens, as indicated by its F grade and high complaint tally, is a challenge due to persistent infrastructure issues and noise disturbances. Residents grapple with chronic illegal parking, with 79 complaints, often involving vehicles without license plates (28 complaints) or blocking hydrants (20 complaints), which can hinder emergency access. The street's condition is also a significant concern, with 29 complaints, including numerous potholes (27 complaints) and damaged trees (18 complaints), making it difficult and sometimes dangerous to navigate, especially during inclement weather, which has resulted in 12 snow or ice complaints.

Noise pollution, particularly from loud music or parties (19 complaints), is another pressing issue that disrupts the tranquility and peace of mind of residents. The water system has also been a recurring problem, with 14 complaints, including hydrant leaks (8 complaints) that could signal larger infrastructure issues. Additionally, abandoned vehicles (28 complaints) and blocked driveways (9 complaints) contribute to the overall disorganization and disorder of the street. The high number of maintenance and facility complaints (13) suggests that these issues have been present for some time, indicating a need for consistent upkeep and attention from local authorities. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on 260 Street appears to be relatively low, with only 3 felonies and 1 misdemeanor reported, offering a glimmer of hope for improved living conditions in the future.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 54 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

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Crime on 260 Street

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