Neighborhood summary

Living on Lamont Avenue in Queens presents a unique set of challenges, as indicated by the official city data. The street has a grade of 'F', suggesting that quality of life issues are prevalent and pressing. Residents here often grapple with persistent noise pollution, with both residential and street/sidewalk noise topping the complaint list. The clamor of loud music and parties, often stretching into the night, is a frequent gripe, with over 33 reports of such disturbances. The noise is not the only irritation; physical issues with buildings are also a significant concern. A staggering 112 complaints were about the entire building, with issues ranging from lack of heat and hot water to water leaks, plumbing problems, and unsanitary conditions. The prevalence of pest issues, with 22 reports, further compounds the discomfort.

One of the most pressing concerns on Lamont Avenue is the blockage of driveways, with 45 complaints. This issue can make it difficult for residents to access their homes and park their vehicles, leading to potential arguments and inconveniences. The blocked driveways, coupled with the high number of noise complaints, could indicate a lack of community engagement and respect among residents. Fire safety is another worry, as blocked fire hydrants could hinder emergency response times in case of a fire. The street's proximity to other poorly graded streets like 93 Street and 21 Road suggests that these issues might be more widespread in the area. Despite these challenges, the nearby Florry Burrell Way, which has an 'A' grade, offers a glimpse of what improved living conditions could look like.

311 complaints trend · 12.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 241 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lamont Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lamont Avenue

Nearby streets