Neighborhood summary

Living on Jarvis Court in Queens is often a peaceful and safe experience, as indicated by its high grade of 97.5 and the lack of reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The street is well-maintained, with most concerns revolving around winter weather management and sidewalk conditions. Residents have reported issues with snow tracking, which can make walking difficult and dangerous, and a few instances of broken sidewalks and staircases that may pose tripping hazards. The street condition itself has been noted as needing repair in one instance, which could include potholes or uneven pavement.

One of the most pressing issues on Jarvis Court is the lack of proper snow removal, with five complaints regarding snow tracking. This can lead to slippery surfaces and difficulty navigating the street, especially for elderly residents or those with mobility issues. Additionally, there has been one report of a sewer backup, which can cause flooding and unpleasant odors. Despite these challenges, the city has been responsive to resident complaints, as evidenced by the low number of recurring issues.

Surrounding streets vary in their grades, with Beach Street and Lanett Avenue receiving a B, while B 9 Street and Lanette Avenue share the same A grade as Jarvis Court. Meehan Avenue stands out as an exception, with a D grade, indicating more significant problems. However, the overall safety and low crime rate on Jarvis Court make it an attractive place to live in Queens.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 10 complaints) · 1.2/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 5 total

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Crime on Jarvis Court

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