Neighborhood summary

Adelaide Road, nestled in the diverse neighborhood of Queens, presents a mix of urban living with a touch of community charm. The street, graded B with a score of 82.6, reflects a balance of well-maintained areas and persistent issues. Residents here often contend with the city's iconic challenge of sidewalk conditions. A total of 13 complaints highlight broken sidewalks, a common sight that can make walking difficult and dangerous, especially for elderly residents or those with mobility issues. Despite the occasional snow or ice that New York City is known for, the street manages to keep up with winter maintenance, with only two complaints in this regard.

Other notable issues include obstructions and illegal parking, which can cause traffic congestion and hinder emergency services' access. A blocked hydrant, a serious concern in a city prone to heatwaves and prone to fires, was also reported. The presence of weeds or grass and a water meter issue indicate a need for better property maintenance. Interestingly, the street has seen no misdemeanors or violations in the past, suggesting a relatively peaceful environment. However, one felony, a grand larceny, was reported, underlining the importance of keeping an eye on personal belongings and being vigilant against crime. Despite these challenges, Adelaide Road is sandwiched by higher-rated streets, St Albans Park and Marne Place, offering residents a sense of community and proximity to better-maintained areas.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 6 total

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Crime on Adelaide Road

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