Neighborhood summary

Living on DeKalb Avenue in Queens, residents are faced with a myriad of challenges that have earned the street a dismal grade of F, with a score of 46.6 according to official city data. The most pressing issue appears to be illegal parking, with a staggering 35 complaints, often leading to congestion and blocked driveways, as reported by 3 concerned residents. Noise pollution is another significant problem, with 13 instances of loud music or parties, and 13 reports of loud talking, disrupting the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. The street is also plagued by cleanliness issues, with 10 complaints about trash and 8 reports of dirty conditions, suggesting a lack of proper waste management and maintenance.

The winter months bring their own set of challenges, with 7 reports of snow or ice and 6 complaints about blocked hydrants, which can hinder emergency services' access during critical situations. Rodent infestations are also a concern, with 5 complaints, and 5 reports of damaged trees indicate that the street's upkeep may be neglected. Additionally, 3 concerns were raised about snow tracking, which can make walking on the sidewalk treacherous during the colder months. The nearby streets also face similar issues, with Stockholm Street, Stanhope Street, and Himrod Street all receiving an F grade.

311 complaints trend · 1.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 17 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Dekalb Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Dekalb Avenue

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