Neighborhood summary

Living on Booth Street in Queens, New York, is a challenging experience, as reflected by its dismal grade of F, the lowest possible, based on official city data. The street is plagued by a constant stream of complaints, indicating a persistent struggle for residents to maintain a peaceful and comfortable living environment. Illegal parking is a significant issue, with over 500 complaints, leading to frequent traffic congestion and blockages. This is exacerbated by blocked hydrants, with 277 reports, which not only poses a safety hazard but also hinders access to emergency services.

Noise pollution is another major concern, with 242 complaints regarding residential noise and 38 for street/sidewalk noise. The problem is exacerbated by loud music and parties, with 62 complaints, and banging/pounding sounds, with 197 complaints. These issues make it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes, especially during nighttime. The constant din is compounded by the lack of adequate heat and hot water, with 90 complaints, and unsanitary conditions, with 27 complaints, further highlighting the subpar living standards.

Additionally, crime is a prevalent issue on Booth Street, with a total of 49 reported offenses, including felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. The most common offenses are harassment, petit larceny, and assault, creating an atmosphere of unease and insecurity among residents. The street's poor condition is not an isolated case, as nearby streets such as 64 Road, 65 Road, 97 Street, and Wetherole Street also share similar low grades, indicating a broader trend of neglect and decay in the area.

311 complaints trend · 5.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 14 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Booth Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Booth Street

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