Neighborhood summary

Living on Goodwill Park in Queens, New York, feels like being part of a tightly-knit community that takes pride in its cleanliness and safety, as reflected by the high grade of 95.8. The street is lined with well-maintained homes, and the tree-lined park at its heart is a hub for residents to enjoy outdoor activities. However, the top complaints from residents shed light on some specific challenges they face.

One prominent issue is noise pollution, particularly from loud music or parties in the park, with six reports indicating that the fun often spills over into late-night hours, disturbing the peace and quiet that many residents crave. Additionally, the park's wildlife faces its own set of challenges. Dead animals and injured wildlife have been reported three times each, suggesting a need for better waste management and perhaps more humane deterrents for pests. While the city has been responsive in addressing these issues, as seen in the equal number of maintenance or facility complaints and noise complaints, some residents might find the persistent noise and wildlife issues slightly disconcerting. Despite these challenges, Goodwill Park stands out as a relatively peaceful and safe haven amid its nearby streets, which have grades ranging from F to A, indicating a wider range of living conditions in the area.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 16 complaints) · 16.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 10 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Goodwill Park

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