Neighborhood summary

Living on Lewmay Road in Queens is a challenge, as evidenced by the city's grade of 'F' and the numerous reported issues. The street is plagued by unsanitary conditions, with 11 complaints ranging from rodent infestations to overflowing garbage cans, creating an unpleasant and potentially unhealthy living environment. The buildings on Lewmay Road also show signs of neglect, with frequent complaints about paint, plaster, doors, windows, and plumbing issues. Residents have reported water leaks, heavy water flow, and even entire buildings having problems with their water supply, suggesting that the infrastructure is in dire need of repair.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with seven complaints specifically about residential noise. Residents have reported banging or pounding sounds, likely from loud music or parties, which can disrupt sleep and daily life. The presence of animal abuse complaints suggests a lack of empathy and respect among some residents, further contributing to a tense and unwelcoming atmosphere. In comparison, nearby streets like Marvin Street have a 'Grade A', indicating a stark contrast in living conditions.

The crime statistics for Lewmay Road are concerning, with a total of 11 reported offenses, including assaults, harassment, and petit larceny. This high crime rate, combined with the poor living conditions and lack of respect among neighbors, creates an unsavory and potentially dangerous environment for residents. The nearby Beach 27 Street and Beach 26 Street also have 'Grade F' and 'Grade B' respectively, suggesting that the issues on Lewmay Road are not isolated but part of a broader pattern in the area.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 45 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lewmay Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lewmay Road

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