Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 139 Street in Queens, New York, presents a mix of quiet residential life with a few specific issues that residents have reported to the city. The street itself is well-maintained, reflected in its high grade, with most complaints revolving around street signs rather than major infrastructure problems. Residents have reported instances of dangling and damaged street signs, which could be a nuisance but are relatively minor issues.

One of the more significant challenges faced by residents is illegal parking, with at least one complaint mentioning double-parked vehicles blocking traffic. This could cause traffic congestion and potential safety hazards, particularly if emergency vehicles need to access the street. Additionally, there have been reports of obstacles on the street, such as a cave-in and a stop sign attached to a pole, which could pose safety risks for pedestrians and drivers alike.

Despite these issues, the street is generally safe, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. Neighbors have likely taken pride in their community, as evidenced by the high grade, and with the street being well-connected to other high-graded streets like Beach 138 and Beach 140 Streets, residents enjoy a sense of security and cleanliness. However, the nearby Beach 137 and Beach 140 Streets with lower grades might suggest that some residents might need to be more vigilant about maintaining their properties and reporting any issues to keep their street's grade high.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 1.0/address ↓ Decreasing

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Crime on Beach 139 Street

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