Neighborhood summary

Living on Crommelin Street in Queens, as indicated by the official city data, presents a unique blend of challenges and a sense of community. The street, with a grade of B, sees a significant number of complaints, predominantly revolving around parking and sanitation issues. Residents are often inconvenienced by blocked driveways, illegal parking, and missed waste collections, with some even finding their fire hydrants blocked, posing potential safety hazards. The curb condition is another frequent point of concern, likely contributing to the overall perception of a less than ideal living environment.

Despite these issues, Crommelin Street's residents are actively engaged, as evidenced by the high number of specific problems reported. These range from graffiti defacement and blocked or broken sidewalks to parking sign violations and issues with building permits. The street's proximity to both highly-rated (Crommelin Avenue, Queens Botanical Gardens) and poorly-rated (Blossom Avenue, Saull Street) nearby streets might influence residents' perspectives, potentially encouraging them to advocate for improvements in their own neighborhood. Interestingly, the crime rate on Crommelin Street is relatively low, with only one felony reported, which might provide some reassurance to residents amidst the other challenges they face.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Crommelin Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Crommelin Street

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