Neighborhood summary

Living on Camden Avenue in Queens can be quite peaceful, given its high grade and low crime rate. The street is neatly maintained, with residents taking pride in their homes, as evidenced by the occasional 'New Tree Request'. However, like any urban street, it has its share of nuisances.

Abandoned vehicles are the most frequent issue, with nine complaints. These vehicles often block driveways, causing inconvenience for residents. The obstructions, sometimes caused by cones or other objects, also lead to access problems. The street conditions, while generally good, do occasionally warrant complaints, such as catch basin clogs leading to flooding. There have been instances of cave-ins and bulging/cracked walls, suggesting the need for regular maintenance and inspection.

Despite these issues, Camden Avenue offers a sense of safety, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. Compared to nearby streets like Dunlop Avenue and 184 Street, which have grades of F, Camden Avenue's A grade is a testament to its relative tranquility. The 'Non-Emergency Police Matter' complaints are likely minor issues, further emphasizing the street's safety.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 12 complaints) · 0.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

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Crime on Camden Avenue

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