Neighborhood summary

Living on Big Bush Playground, a residential street in Queens, is an experience that's far from tranquil, as indicated by its dismal grade of F and a score of 43.9. The most prevalent issue, with a staggering 35 complaints, is noise emanating from the park itself. Residents are subjected to loud talking and lively music, often spilling over from impromptu parties, with 20 and 17 reports respectively. The cacophony is compounded by the loud and often profane language that accompanies these gatherings, making it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes, especially during nighttime hours.

Maintenance issues are another significant concern, with 23 complaints. This includes unsecured facilities, graffiti or vandalism, and even damaged trees. The park's structures, intended for recreational use, often become the epicenter of unsanctioned activities, leading to violations of park rules. The street's condition is also a point of contention, with reports of illegal parking and blocked fire hydrants, posing potential safety hazards. Despite the park's name, the presence of homeless individuals, indicated by one complaint, further adds to the challenges faced by residents. The nearby streets, such as 57 Street and 63 Street, also share similar struggles, with grades of F and C respectively, suggesting a broader issue within the area.

311 complaints trend · 30.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 57 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Big Bush Playground

Nearby streets