Neighborhood summary

Living on 39 Avenue in Queens, as indicated by its "F" grade and score of 0, is a testament to the challenges faced by the community. Residents are plagued by persistent issues that significantly impact their quality of life. Illegal parking is a chronic problem, with 671 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways, with 465 complaints, and even blocked fire hydrants, a serious safety concern with 173 complaints. The noise levels are intolerable, with 165 complaints about residential noise and 113 about commercial noise, many of which can be attributed to the 261 complaints about loud music or parties. The streets are often dirty, with 153 complaints, and access is frequently blocked, with 249 complaints of no access and 216 of partial access. Despite these issues, the community has shown resilience, as evidenced by the high number of specific problem reports, indicating a collective effort to address the grievances.

The crime statistics on 39 Avenue are also a cause for concern. With 15 felonies, 26 misdemeanors, and 17 violations, the street has seen a fair share of criminal activity. The top offenses include harassment (16), assault (8), petit larceny (7), and intoxicated and impaired driving (5). These figures suggest a need for increased police presence and community involvement in crime prevention efforts. The surrounding streets, including Junction Boulevard, Warren Street, Aske Street, 43 Avenue, and 40 Drive, also have similarly low grades, indicating that the challenges faced by residents of 39 Avenue are not isolated but part of a broader pattern in the area. Despite these challenges, the spirit of the community remains unbroken, as residents continue to voice their concerns and work towards improving their neighborhood.

311 complaints trend · 4.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 310 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 39 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 39 Avenue

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