Neighborhood summary

Living on Burns Street in Queens can be a challenging experience, as indicated by its low grade and high number of resident complaints. The most prevalent issue is noise pollution, with a significant number of complaints stemming from loud music and parties, often lasting into the early hours of the morning. Residents have reported persistent noise from loud talking, banging, and pounding, which can make quiet enjoyment of their homes difficult. The noise does not seem to be confined to residential units, with complaints also arising from commercial establishments.

Another pressing concern is the frequent illegal parking on the street, which can obstruct emergency vehicles and make it difficult for residents to find parking spaces. This issue is exacerbated by instances of blocked hydrants, which not only violate fire safety codes but also pose a risk to the community in case of an emergency. The water system itself is another point of contention, with leaks and other issues plaguing some buildings. Additionally, the lack of accessible pathways due to snow or ice during winter months can further inconvenience residents. Despite these challenges, the community has shown resilience by reporting these issues to the relevant authorities, demonstrating a desire for improvement in their living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 4.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 4 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Burns Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Burns Street

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