Neighborhood summary

Living on Inwood Street in Queens is a challenging experience, as indicated by its grade F and the high number of complaints from residents. The street is frequently plagued by noise pollution, with over 135 noise complaints related to residential disturbances and 15 involving street or sidewalk noise. The most prominent issue is the persistent loud music and parties, with 140 specific reports, making it difficult for residents to enjoy peace and quiet, especially during late hours.

Parking and vehicle-related issues are another significant concern. With 199 complaints about blocked driveways and 179 about illegal parking, finding a convenient parking spot can be a daily struggle. Additionally, 57 reports of blocked hydrants pose a serious safety hazard, as it hinders the fire department's access in case of emergencies. Abandoned and derelict vehicles further exacerbate the parking situation, with 52 and 35 complaints respectively. The street also has problems with trash and pests, with 23 and 21 complaints respectively, contributing to an unsanitary environment.

Nearby streets, such as 116 Avenue and 142 Place, share similar poor grades, indicating that the issues on Inwood Street are not isolated. However, nearby green spaces like Foch Sitting Area and Dr. Charles R. Drew Park offer residents some respite from the challenges they face on the street.

In terms of crime, Inwood Street has seen 3 felonies, 14 misdemeanors, and 8 violations. The most common offenses are harassment, petit larceny, and offenses against public administration, indicating a need for improved community engagement and enforcement of local laws to ensure the safety and well-being of its residents.

311 complaints trend · 3.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Inwood Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Inwood Street

Nearby streets