Neighborhood summary

Life on Burling Street in Queens is marked by a constant struggle with parking issues and sanitation problems, as reflected by its low grade and high volume of complaints. Residents here are often faced with blocked driveways, with reports of "No Access" and "Partial Access" totaling 41 instances. Illegal parking is another persistent problem, with 26 complaints, including "Loud Music/Party" disruptions that have been reported 8 times, likely due to vehicles blocking driveways or creating noise late at night. The street's sanitation leaves much to be desired, with "Illegal Dumping" and "Trash" complaints totaling 18, and "Missed Collection" reported 12 times, indicating recurring issues with waste management. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, a critical safety concern, have been reported 9 times. Despite these challenges, crime rates are relatively low, with only 3 misdemeanors reported, suggesting that while quality of life issues are prevalent, safety may not be a major concern for residents. However, the noise and parking problems can significantly impact the overall living experience, making it a constant source of stress and inconvenience for those who call Burling Street home.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Burling Street

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