Neighborhood summary

Living on Collins Place in Queens presents a mix of challenges and comforts, with a strong sense of community reflected in the low crime rates. The street's high grade of 90.8 is a testament to the city's efforts to maintain its infrastructure, but residents still face several specific issues.

One of the most pressing concerns is the water system. Residents have reported potholes, leaks, and even possible water main breaks, indicating a need for more frequent maintenance and repairs. The street conditions are also a point of contention, with residents filing complaints about potholes and curb damage, which can make walking and navigating the street difficult and dangerous. Additionally, blocked driveways and hydrants are regular issues, which not only inconvenience residents but also pose potential safety hazards, especially in case of a fire.

Another challenge is the recurring problem of graffiti and illegal dumping. While these issues are not frequent, they do occur and can make the street appear less welcoming. Residents have also reported issues with street signs, including missing and damaged signs, which can cause confusion and pose safety risks.

Despite these challenges, Collins Place benefits from its proximity to other well-maintained streets like King Road and Northern Bl East, which can offer alternative routes and destinations. The diverse range of nearby streets also provides a mix of neighborhood experiences, from the bustling Willets Point Boulevard to the quieter Harper Street. Furthermore, the low crime rates on Collins Place itself offer a sense of security that can be hard to find in larger cities.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

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Notable buildings on Collins Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Collins Place

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