Neighborhood summary

Living on Brookside Street in Queens, as indicated by its C grade (75.2), presents a mix of challenges and conveniences. The street's top complaints offer a glimpse into the day-to-day experiences of its residents. Water system issues are a significant concern, with thirteen reports of leaks, burst pipes, or other water-related problems. This likely means that residents have to contend with frequent disruptions in their water service, which can be frustrating and inconvenient.

Illegal parking is another prominent issue, with four reports. This could translate to parked cars blocking driveways or even blocking the way for emergency vehicles, as evidenced by the seven reports of Fire Hydrant Emergency (FHE). Additionally, there have been reports of blocked sidewalks (2), which can hinder mobility, especially for those with disabilities or using strollers. The noise levels might not be excessively high, but the two reports of residential noise complaints suggest that late-night or early morning parties or loud music could be a recurring issue for some residents.

On a positive note, crime levels on Brookside Street are relatively low, with only one felony and one misdemeanor reported. The top offenses, grand larceny and criminal mischief, suggest that while there are some property crimes, violent crimes are not prevalent in the area. However, it's essential to consider that the street is sandwiched between streets with varying grades. While Glenwood Landing and Deepdale Avenue to the north are highly rated (Grade A), Douglaston Parkway to the south has a low grade (Grade F), which might impact the overall perception of safety and quality of life on Brookside Street.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 27 complaints) · 1.4/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 6 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Brookside Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Brookside Street

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