Neighborhood summary

Living on Cedric Road in Queens is an experience marked by a delicate balance between tranquility and minor nuisances that don't deter from the overall A-grade quality of life. The street, home to just six addresses, is a testament to the city's commitment to maintaining order and addressing issues promptly, as evidenced by the low crime rates, with only one misdemeanor reported in the recent past.

The primary concern for residents is the recurring issue of blocked driveways, with seven complaints logged, often due to illegally parked vehicles. This can make daily routines, like fetching groceries or leaving for work, a tad more challenging. The blocked hydrants, reported three times, pose a more serious concern, as they can impede firefighters' access in case of an emergency. However, these issues seem to be exceptions rather than the norm, given the overall high grade of the street.

Despite these minor irritants, life on Cedric Road is peaceful, with no reported felonies and only one misdemeanor offense, indicating a safe and secure environment. The street's proximity to other high-grade streets like Gotham Road and James Court, and the nearby Police Officer Edward Byrne Park, further bolsters this sense of security. The diversity in grades of nearby streets, ranging from A to F, serves as a reminder that while no street is perfect, Cedric Road stands out as a well-maintained and pleasant place to call home.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 14 complaints) · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 35 total

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