Neighborhood summary

Living on 65 Lane in Queens, with a grade of D, is a challenge dominated by persistent parking issues and a general lack of upkeep. The street is plagued by illegal parking, with over 89 complaints, and abandoned vehicles, with 31 complaints, often leading to blocked hydrants, sidewalks, and driveways. Residents have reported instances where vehicles have been double-parked, blocking traffic, and even hitting buildings. The snow and ice management on the street is also a recurring issue, with residents reporting problems during winter months. Despite these hurdles, the street is relatively quiet when it comes to crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the recent past.

The nearby streets present a mixed bag of conditions. Terrace Court, just a few blocks away, shares a similar grade of D, indicating that the parking and maintenance issues might be prevalent in the area. However, Christ The King High School and Joseph F Mafera Park, both nearby, have grades of A, suggesting that there are pockets of well-maintained, safe, and clean spaces in the vicinity. Ricard Street, another nearby street, has a grade of F, indicating that it may face even more severe challenges than 65 Lane. Despite these variations, the lack of crime on 65 Lane is a notable positive, providing a sense of security amidst the ongoing parking and maintenance issues.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 10 total

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Notable buildings on 65 Lane

What residents are reporting

Crime on 65 Lane

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