Neighborhood summary

Living on Alicia Avenue in Queens is, for the most part, a peaceful and safe experience, as indicated by the low crime rates and high grade of the street. The neighborhood is well-maintained, with most nearby streets also boasting high grades, suggesting a community that takes pride in its appearance. However, residents have reported a couple of specific issues that slightly mar the otherwise idyllic setting.

One of the primary concerns is the condition of the roadway itself. The street has been plagued by potholes, which can make driving and walking difficult and potentially damaging to vehicles. These holes in the pavement have been reported twice, indicating that they are a persistent problem that has not yet been fully addressed. Additionally, there have been complaints about the street's condition in general, suggesting that perhaps the roadway is in need of more substantial repairs or resurfacing.

Another issue, though less frequent, is the buildup of snow and ice in the winter months. This can make walking and driving treacherous, and it's a problem that has been reported twice. Despite these few issues, the overall grade of Alicia Avenue remains high, indicating that the quality of life here is generally quite good.

Limited data — only 3 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Alicia Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Alicia Avenue

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