Neighborhood summary

Living on Clio Street in Queens, NYC, presents a largely peaceful and well-maintained environment, as reflected in its A-grade and high score of 96.9. Residents enjoy a quiet and safe community, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in recent times. The street is well-connected, with nearby streets such as Pompei Avenue and Salerno Avenue also maintaining A-grades, indicating a generally well-cared-for neighborhood.

However, like any urban street, Clio Street faces its share of specific issues. Snow and ice clearance is a notable concern for residents, with four complaints highlighting the need for improved winter maintenance. Illegal fireworks have also been an issue, with three complaints indicating a need for increased enforcement during celebratory periods. Despite these concerns, the street remains largely free from major disruptions, with only one complaint each for illegal parking, noise from residential sources, and loud music or parties. Residents have also expressed concerns about sewer backups and water meter issues, emphasizing the importance of regular infrastructure upkeep. The diverse range of complaints, while not overwhelming, indicates that residents are actively engaged in maintaining their community and expect prompt action from relevant authorities.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 12 complaints) · 1.5/address → Stable

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Crime on Clio Street

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