Neighborhood summary

Living on Hartland Avenue in Queens, New York, is a mixed bag, as reflected in its grade of B. Residents here face a few persistent issues, mostly revolving around maintenance and traffic.

Abandoned vehicles are a significant problem, with six complaints logged, often left with license plates that suggest they're simply parked illegally rather than abandoned. This could contribute to the congestion and gridlock issues also reported, with two congestion-related complaints suggesting that parking and traffic management might be a challenge on this street. Illegal parking is another concern, with two complaints, possibly indicating a lack of adequate parking spaces or unclear parking regulations.

Several residents have also reported sewer-related issues, with four complaints of sewer backups. This could lead to unpleasant odors and potential health hazards, as well as inconveniences like flooded basements. The street condition and curb condition have also been flagged twice each, suggesting potholes, broken curbs, and other surface-level issues that could cause annoyance or even damage to vehicles.

Interestingly, despite these challenges, noise pollution appears to be minimal, with only two complaints about loud music or parties. This could indicate a generally quiet and neighborly atmosphere, despite the traffic and parking concerns. However, it's worth noting that the nearby streets have varying grades, with some like 215 Place and Grand Central Parkway Sr South receiving an F, indicating potential spillover issues from these areas.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hartland Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hartland Avenue

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