Neighborhood summary

Living on Long Island Expressway in Queens, often referred to as the LIE, is a unique experience, especially for those residing in the two addresses that have received an F grade based on city data. The street, a major thoroughfare, is perpetually bathed in a dim light due to its poor street light conditions, with 90 complaints registered, ranging from individual street lights being out to multiple lights being inoperable, and even instances of lampposts being knocked down or damaged. This lack of adequate lighting can make late-night returns home unnerving and potentially unsafe, despite the relatively low crime rates.

One of the most pressing issues is the recurring theme of blocked fire hydrants, with 20 complaints logged. This is not only a fire safety hazard but also causes inconvenience for residents, especially during the summer months when access to hydrants for cooling off is essential. Additionally, loud music and parties are frequent sources of noise complaints (15), suggesting a persistent issue with noise pollution, which can disrupt the peace and quiet that most residents crave, especially during late hours. Furthermore, parking is notoriously difficult, with 10 complaints about illegal parking and 5 about double-parked vehicles, reflecting the challenges of finding a spot on this bustling street. Despite these challenges, the street is conveniently located near the Florry Burrell Way and the Long Island Expressway, both with an A grade, offering easy access to parks and major transportation routes.

311 complaints trend · 33.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

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