Neighborhood summary

Living on 90th Street in Queens is a challenging experience, according to the official city data. The street has received a failing grade of 'F' due to a plethora of persistent issues. The most predominant concern is illegal parking, with a staggering 1187 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways (278 complaints) and even blocked hydrants (630 complaints), which poses a significant safety hazard, particularly in the event of a fire. The noise pollution is another major issue, with both residential (171 complaints) and street/sidewalk (75 complaints) noise disturbances, often attributed to loud music or parties (173 complaints). Additionally, heating and sanitation issues are prevalent, with 140 and 120 complaints respectively, indicating that some residents may be living in unsanitary and uncomfortably cold conditions. The street's physical condition is also a concern, with 76 complaints about the state of the street itself.

The surrounding streets share a similar fate, with 66 Road, Alderton Street, Ellwell Crescent, Dieterle Crescent, and Cromwell Crescent all receiving failing grades, suggesting that the problems on 90th Street are not isolated but indicative of larger neighborhood issues. The crime statistics are also cause for concern, with a total of 127 reported offenses, including 39 felonies. Notably, sex crimes (59) and rape (13) top the list of offenses, highlighting the urgent need for increased safety measures and improved lighting to deter criminal activity. Residents of 90th Street face a daily struggle against these persistent challenges, which significantly impact their quality of life and sense of security.

311 complaints trend · 4.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 16 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 90 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 90 Street

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