Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 123 Street in Queens presents a unique blend of challenges and a sense of community. The street, which has a grade of C (score: 76.6), is characterized by a noticeable parking issue, with illegal parking being the top complaint, totaling 19. Residents often find their driveways blocked, and commercial vehicles parking overnight exacerbate the problem. The street signs, some of which are missing or incorrectly attached to poles, add to the confusion and contribute to the parking chaos.

One of the more concerning issues is the blocked fire hydrants, with a total of 4 complaints. This not only poses a safety hazard but also makes it difficult for firefighters to access water in case of an emergency. Additionally, residents have reported blocked sidewalks, making it challenging for pedestrians, especially those with disabilities or using strollers, to navigate the street safely.

Despite these challenges, the street is relatively quiet in terms of crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. However, there have been 9 non-emergency police matters, and other unspecified issues, suggesting that while the street is generally safe, there are occasional disturbances that require police intervention.

The street's proximity to other streets with higher grades, such as B 124 Street and Beach 122 Street, which are both graded A, may influence the overall perception of the area. While Beach 123 Street has its share of problems, it also benefits from the proximity to well-maintained streets, offering residents a mix of convenience and challenges in their daily lives.

311 complaints trend · 1.4/address ↓ Decreasing

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