Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 38 Street in Queens, according to official city data, presents a mix of well-maintained and troublesome aspects. The street's high grade of 93.4 is reflected in the low crime rates, with only one violation recorded, which is comforting for residents. However, the top complaints suggest that snow and ice management, along with street conditions, are persistent issues. During winter, the street struggles with snow tracking and inadequate snow or ice removal, with ten complaints logged. This can make walking or driving challenging and potentially dangerous.

Residents also express concern about the state of the street itself, with seven complaints about its condition. This could range from potholes to uneven surfaces, which not only cause inconvenience but also pose safety risks. Among the specific problems reported, sidewalks are a significant issue, with nine complaints. This could indicate cracks, uneven surfaces, or lack of accessibility features, which can hinder pedestrian movement, especially for those with mobility issues. Additionally, there's a recurring problem with blocked driveways, with four complaints, which can cause inconvenience and potential disputes among neighbors. Despite these challenges, the street's noise levels are generally managed well, with only one complaint about loud music or parties, indicating that it's mostly quiet and peaceful.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 12 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beach 38 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beach 38 Street

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