Neighborhood summary

Living on Belt Parkway in Queens presents a mix of challenges and quietude, nestled between the A-graded Police Officer Edward Byrne Park and the well-regarded PS 124. The street's C grade, with a score of 79.7, reflects a series of persistent, albeit non-criminal, issues. The most common complaint, "Street Condition," accounts for 66 of the 70 total complaints, indicating a chronic problem with the road's surface. Residents likely contend with a rough, pitted, or cracked roadway, with potholes being a significant concern (64 complaints). The city data suggests that these issues may be long-standing, with some residents reporting "Failed Street Repair" (1 complaint), implying a lack of timely resolution.

Snow and ice accumulation (1 complaint) may also cause temporary difficulties, especially during winter months. Although taxis and drivers have reported issues (1 complaint each), these seem to be isolated incidents. The lone "Lamppost Knocked Down" report (1 complaint) suggests a sudden, perhaps weather-related, incident that requires immediate attention. Despite these challenges, Belt Parkway's proximity to highly-rated nearby streets and the lack of reported criminal activity (0 felonies, 0 misdemeanors, 0 violations) indicate a safer, albeit less well-maintained, living environment.

311 complaints trend · 11.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Belt Parkway

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