Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 128 Street in Queens, New York, is an experience that balances a sense of community with several recurring issues that residents have been actively reporting. The street, with a grade of B, is not without its challenges, but it's clear that the community is engaged in addressing these issues.

One of the most prevalent problems is illegal parking, with 17 reported incidents. This often leads to blocked driveways, fire hydrants, and even parking signs being violated, as evidenced by the 14 reports of posted parking sign violations and 2 instances of parking permit improper use. The street lights, too, are a frequent source of concern, with 12 reports of issues and 11 instances of street lights being out, potentially leading to unsafe conditions at night.

The street also sees its fair share of environmental issues. Trees, both dead and dying, have been reported multiple times, with 4 instances of entire trees having fallen down and 3 reports of branches or limbs being down. Additionally, there have been several reports of water system issues, including leaks and possible water main breaks, as well as clogged catch basins leading to flooding. These problems highlight the need for routine maintenance and repair work.

Despite these challenges, Beach 128 Street residents have shown a commitment to keeping their community clean and safe. There have been reports of missed collections, water conservation issues, and even noise complaints, indicating a level of civic engagement that is reflected in the street's overall grade. The nearby streets, however, present a stark contrast, with grades ranging from A to F, underscoring the unique dynamics at play on Beach 128 Street.

311 complaints trend · 1.1/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beach 128 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beach 128 Street

Nearby streets