Neighborhood summary

Living on Jordan Street in Queens, New York, is a challenging experience, as indicated by its low grade and high number of complaints. The street is plagued by persistent issues that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents. The most prevalent concern is the lack of heat and hot water, with an astonishing 51 complaints, suggesting that many residents are left to endure cold living conditions, especially during the harsh New York winters.

Another significant issue is illegal parking, with 40 complaints. This problem exacerbates an already crowded street, making it difficult for residents and emergency services to navigate. This is further compounded by abandoned vehicles, with 15 complaints, which not only take up valuable parking space but also contribute to a less aesthetically pleasing environment. The street also faces frequent noise pollution from residential and street/sidewalk sources, with 12 and 4 complaints respectively. Residents often report loud music or parties late into the night, leading to sleep deprivation and general discomfort.

The street's infrastructure is also a cause for concern. Blocked fire hydrants, with 15 complaints, pose a serious safety risk, as they hinder the efforts of firefighters in case of emergencies. Additionally, blocked crosswalks, with 15 complaints, create obstacles for pedestrians and could potentially lead to accidents. The street conditions, with 4 complaints, are also reported to be poor, further adding to the overall displeasure of living there.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 46 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Jordan Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Jordan Street

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