Neighborhood summary

Living on 38 Drive in Queens, according to the city data, presents a unique set of challenges that primarily revolve around maintenance and upkeep of the street and its surrounding infrastructure. Residents have reported several instances of abandoned vehicles, which can not only be an eyesore but also a safety hazard if left unattended for too long. Dead or dying trees are another frequent complaint, potentially posing risks to both property and personal safety if they were to fall or their roots cause damage to the sidewalk or street.

Water and sewer system issues are also prevalent, with reports of leaks, backups, and even instances of no water supply. The street's water meters have also been damaged or broken, indicating a need for maintenance and repair. Additionally, street signs have been reported as missing, which could create confusion and potential safety hazards for drivers and pedestrians alike.

Parking is another notable issue, with illegal parking and blocked hydrants being reported. This can make it difficult for residents to find parking spaces and also compromises the street's fire safety, as hydrants need to be accessible in case of emergencies. The street is also one-way, which might limit maneuverability and could contribute to traffic congestion during peak hours.

Despite these challenges, it's worth noting that nearby streets like Hillcrest Avenue, Circle Road, 38 Road, Prospect Avenue, and Cherry Street all have A grades, suggesting that the issues on 38 Drive might be isolated and could potentially be addressed with targeted maintenance and improvement efforts. The absence of any reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations also indicates a relatively safe environment for residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 16 complaints) · 1.3/address → Stable

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Crime on 38 Drive

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