Neighborhood summary

Living on Highland Park in Queens, as indicated by its D grade (69.3), presents residents with a unique set of challenges. The most prevalent issue is noise pollution, with a significant number of complaints revolving around noise in the park and on the streets. The park seems to be a hotspot for loud music and parties, with 43 noise complaints specifically mentioning this issue. Residents might find themselves disrupted by these late-night gatherings, potentially affecting their quality of sleep and overall peace of mind.

Park maintenance and facility upkeep also appear to be areas of concern, with 27 complaints in this category. This could translate to poorly maintained park facilities, such as broken benches, damaged playground equipment, or even inadequate lighting, which could pose safety risks for residents, especially during evening hours. Additionally, there have been reports of graffiti and vandalism (9 complaints), suggesting that the park may not be as well-maintained or monitored as it could be.

While crime rates are currently low in the area, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, other nearby streets have varying grades. Vermont Place in Queens has a B grade, suggesting a higher level of satisfaction among its residents, while streets in Brooklyn like Wharton Place and Etna Street have B and F grades respectively, indicating a wider range of experiences among nearby neighborhoods. Living on Highland Park might involve navigating these differences and advocating for improved conditions to enhance the overall living experience.

311 complaints trend · 80.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 6 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Highland Park

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