Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 19 Street in Queens, New York, is a challenge, as indicated by its F grade and score of 53.6, which is one of the lowest in the city. Residents here face a multitude of daily issues, with illegal parking being the most prevalent, with a total of 14 complaints. Cars parked haphazardly often block driveways, with 12 reports, making it difficult for residents to access their own homes. The street is also plagued by smoking violations, with 10 instances of people smoking or vaping in smoke-free areas. During winter, snow and ice accumulation is a significant issue, with 9 complaints, leading to slippery conditions and potential hazards.

Noise pollution is another pressing concern, with 7 complaints about residential noise, ranging from loud music and parties to banging or pounding sounds. This constant disturbance can make it challenging for residents to enjoy a peaceful environment, especially at night. Additionally, 8 complaints were made about blocked hydrants, which not only violates safety regulations but also poses a risk during emergencies like fires. The street's condition is also poor, with 4 complaints about the roadway and 3 about the sidewalk, indicating a need for maintenance and repairs. Despite these issues, only 1 felony and 1 misdemeanor were reported, with the top offenses being harassment and robbery, suggesting that the street's problems are more related to quality of life and infrastructure than serious crime.

311 complaints trend · 11.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 27 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Beach 19 Street

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