Neighborhood summary

Living on Ingram Street in Queens, as indicated by its grade of 'F' and score of 52.1, presents a range of challenges that significantly impact residents' quality of life. The most pressing issue is the chronic problem of missed waste collection, with a staggering 28 complaints. This leads to an accumulation of trash and compost (with 11 complaints each), creating unsanitary conditions and attracting vermin. The street's condition is also a major concern, with 15 complaints, likely due to potholes (14 complaints), damaged or overgrown trees (5 and 6 complaints respectively), and poor sidewalk conditions (4 complaints). These issues make navigating the street difficult and dangerous, especially for those with mobility issues or using strollers or wheelchairs.

The street also faces problems with illegal parking (7 complaints), blocked driveways (8 complaints), and blocked fire hydrants, which could pose a significant safety risk in case of a fire. Snow and ice buildup during winter is another issue, with 9 complaints, indicating that street cleaning and maintenance may not be adequate during this time. Notably, there have been no misdemeanors or violations reported, but one felony assault has been recorded, suggesting that while serious crime may not be rampant, personal safety could still be a concern for some residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Ingram Street

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