Neighborhood summary

Living on Hollis Court in Queens, New York, presents a mix of challenges and relative safety, as indicated by the official city data and complaints from residents. The streets themselves are in dire need of attention, with reports of pot holes, cracks, and uneven surfaces, making it difficult and even dangerous for pedestrians and vehicles to navigate. The sidewalks, too, are in poor condition, with violations including cracks, uneven surfaces, and obstructions. These issues are not only inconvenient but also pose potential safety hazards, particularly for elderly residents or those with mobility issues.

The street also struggles with illegal parking and abandoned vehicles, which not only cause visual clutter but also block hydrants and driveways, posing potential fire safety risks. Residents have also reported issues with noise pollution, specifically loud music or parties, which can disrupt the peace and tranquility of the neighborhood, especially during late hours. Additionally, there have been reports of sewer backups, defective hardware, and water system issues, suggesting a broader problem with the street's infrastructure. Despite these challenges, crime rates on Hollis Court are relatively low, with only one felony reported, suggesting that residents can feel relatively safe in their homes.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 27 complaints) · 1.0/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Hollis Court

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