Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 27 Street in Queens, New York, residents have been grappling with a myriad of challenges, as indicated by the city's grade of F and a score of 4.8, which places it among the most troubled streets in the city. The most pressing issue is the water system, with a staggering 20 complaints, suggesting chronic problems such as leaks, bursts, or poor water pressure. This is particularly concerning during hot summer months when hydrants are crucial for cooling off and fighting fires.

Noise pollution, predominantly from residential sources, is another significant issue, with 13 complaints. Residents have specifically reported loud music and parties, which can disrupt sleep and create an unpleasant living environment, especially when these events occur late into the night. Adding to the noise problem are abandoned vehicles, often found with license plates, and obstructions like cones that can block access to driveways or other essential areas.

The street also faces sanitation issues, with 10 missed collection complaints and a notable presence of trash. Additionally, several residents have reported blocked driveways, illegal parking, and plumbing issues, indicating a general lack of maintenance and concern for basic quality of life matters. The street's crime statistics, while currently low, could potentially be influenced by these persistent problems, highlighting the need for urgent attention and improvement.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 29 total

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Crime on Beach 27 Street

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