Neighborhood summary

Living on Atlantic Avenue in Queens, according to official city data, presents a residents with a variety of challenges, earning the street an overall grade of F. The most pressing issue is the persistent problem of illegal parking, with over 1100 complaints, causing significant congestion and accessibility issues. Residents frequently report blocked driveways, making it difficult for them to access their homes or park their vehicles. The noise pollution is another major concern, with commercial, vehicle, and street/sidewalk noise being the top complaints. Residents often report loud music or parties, as well as noise from busy streets and vehicles idling for extended periods.

Another significant issue is the obstruction of fire hydrants, with over 600 complaints. This not only poses a safety hazard but also violates fire safety regulations. The street conditions are also a cause for concern, with numerous complaints about potholes, uneven surfaces, and lack of proper maintenance. Additionally, the heating and hot water systems in many buildings along Atlantic Avenue seem to be inadequate, with over 70 complaints in this regard. The presence of abandoned vehicles and dirty conditions further contribute to the overall decline in the quality of life for residents. Despite these challenges, the surrounding area has pockets of high-grade streets, such as Lt Frank Mcconnell Park, suggesting that improvements could potentially transform Atlantic Avenue into a safer and more pleasant place to live.

311 complaints trend · 8.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 89 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Atlantic Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Atlantic Avenue

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