Neighborhood summary

Living on Beaver Road in Queens, New York, is a mixed bag of experiences, with the street's B grade reflecting a balance of challenges and improvements. Despite the overall score of 80.3, residents face several persistent issues that impact their daily lives. The most prominent is illegal parking, with a whopping 12 complaints, leading to blocked driveways, sidewalks, and even traffic. Residents often wake up to find their cars unable to leave their own driveways due to improperly parked vehicles, causing frustration and inconvenience.

Another significant problem is the street's condition. With three complaints, the potholes and uneven surfaces make walking, driving, and even riding a bicycle a bumpy and sometimes dangerous affair. This, coupled with the lack of access or partial access to certain parts of the street due to obstructions, creates a sense of disarray that can be disheartening for those who call Beaver Road home.

However, it's not all doom and gloom on Beaver Road. The street's derelict vehicles and encampment issues are relatively low, indicating a level of care and maintenance. Additionally, the street's crime rate is surprisingly low, with only one felony assault reported in the vicinity, suggesting that residents can feel relatively safe in their neighborhood. Despite the challenges, the community on Beaver Road is actively engaged in addressing the issues, as evidenced by the number of specific problems reported and addressed. With a grade of B, Beaver Road may not be perfect, but it's clear that residents are working together to improve their street one complaint at a time.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 18 complaints) · 1.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 37 total

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Crime on Beaver Road

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