Neighborhood summary

Living on 99 Road in Queens, with a grade of B and a score of 88.6, presents a relatively safe environment, as indicated by the lack of recorded felonies, misdemeanors, and violations in the official city data. However, residents have encountered several challenges that have led to specific complaints and issues.

One of the most pressing concerns is the sewer system, with four reports of sewer backups. This suggests that residents have been dealing with flooding and potential health hazards due to improper waste disposal or inadequate sewer infrastructure. Additionally, the snow and ice management has been a struggle, with three reports of snow tracking, indicating that snow removal services may not be effective or timely, leading to slippery and hazardous conditions.

Derelict vehicles have also been a problem, with two reports. This could mean that abandoned or poorly maintained vehicles are taking up parking spaces or creating an eyesore, potentially contributing to a decline in the neighborhood's overall appearance. Furthermore, two reports of loud music or parties suggest that noise pollution might be an issue at certain times, potentially disrupting the peace and quiet that residents might desire.

Lastly, while less frequent, other issues such as lead kit requests, water supply problems, and a broken water meter in a private residence highlight the need for regular maintenance and improvements to the water systems and infrastructure in the area. Despite these challenges, the nearby streets of Hiawatha Avenue (Grade A) provide a positive example of a well-maintained, safe, and desirable neighborhood.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 21 complaints) · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 35 total

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