Neighborhood summary

Living on Clinton Terrace in Queens, one immediately notices the stark contrast in street conditions compared to nearby well-maintained avenues like Hillside Ave. Residents here grapple with persistent issues that have left the street with a C-grade. Snow and ice buildup are common complaints during winter, with local snow removal services often falling short, leading to treacherous walking conditions and potential slip-and-fall accidents.

Illegal parking is another major headache for Clinton Terrace residents. Double-parked vehicles blocking traffic and used car dealers encroaching on street space are frequent occurrences, making it challenging to navigate the narrow street or find a parking spot. To add to the chaos, hydrants are occasionally found running, possibly due to tampering or accidental damage, which not only wastes water but also blocks access to crucial fire safety equipment. Despite these issues, the community's resilience is evident in their active reporting of these problems to the city, with over 15 complaints submitted in the past year alone.

Clinton Terrace's crime statistics reflect the challenges faced by its residents, with a total of 6 incidents reported within the past year. Grand larceny and petit larceny topped the list, suggesting a prevalence of property crimes. Harassment also made the list, indicating that interpersonal conflicts may be a concern in the neighborhood. While these figures are not exceptionally high compared to other NYC streets, they serve as a reminder that vigilance and community engagement are key to maintaining safety and quality of life in the area. Despite these challenges, Clinton Terrace residents continue to advocate for improvements, hoping to raise the street's grade and create a more livable environment for all.

Limited data — only 9 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 39 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Clinton Terrace

What residents are reporting

Crime on Clinton Terrace

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