Neighborhood summary

Living on Greenwood Court in Queens offers a relatively peaceful existence, with a B grade and a score of 85.4, indicating that it's generally well-maintained and safe. However, residents have faced several specific challenges that impact their daily lives.

One of the most frequent issues is missed waste collection, with seven complaints made. This leads to trash and recycling pile-ups, which have been reported four and three times, respectively. Residents have also had to contend with blocked driveways, with five complaints, and abandoned vehicles, which can obstruct parking and create eyesores. In the colder months, snow and ice buildup can make navigating the street treacherous, with two complaints in this category.

Some residents have expressed frustration with illegal parking and obstructions, such as a dangling street sign and a blocked fire hydrant, which pose safety hazards. Additionally, a couple of residents have reported no access to their property due to various obstacles. Despite these issues, crime rates on Greenwood Court are low, with only one felony reported, making it a generally secure place to live.

Comparatively, nearby streets present a mixed picture. Hurley Court and Garden Court have higher grades, suggesting they are well-maintained, while Gateway Boulevard and Caffrey Avenue have lower grades, indicating more significant issues. Grandview Terrace, with a C grade, is closer to Greenwood Court in terms of overall quality.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 17 complaints) · 2.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 11 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Greenwood Court

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