Neighborhood summary

Living on Haspel Street in Queens, New York, presents a mix of challenges and potential improvements, as indicated by the city's data. Residents here are met with frequent illegal parking issues, with over a dozen complaints recorded, often leading to blocked driveways and crosswalks, and even obstructed fire hydrants, which can pose significant safety risks. The noise level from residential sources, including loud music and parties, can also be disruptive, especially at night, impacting the quality of life for many residents.

The street's sidewalks are a frequent source of concern, with multiple complaints about their condition, as well as blockages caused by illegally dumped trash or overgrown trees and branches. This can create obstacles for pedestrians, including those with disabilities or using strollers, and contribute to an unsanitary and untidy appearance. Additionally, rodent sightings and potential water main breaks have been reported, hinting at underlying infrastructure issues that require attention.

Despite these challenges, Haspel Street is not without its positive aspects. The nearby Grand Avenue and Kneeland Place boast higher grades, indicating better living conditions and potentially serving as examples for Haspel Street's improvement. With no reported felonies and only a single misdemeanor and traffic law violation, crime levels appear to be relatively low, allowing residents to feel somewhat secure in their neighborhood.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 24 complaints) · 1.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Haspel Street

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