Neighborhood summary

Living on Norton Drive in Queens presents a mix of challenges and relative calm, reflected in its grade of C. Residents here have to contend with a notable amount of litter and debris, with a significant number of complaints revolving around missed collections and trash left on the street. The problem of abandoned vehicles is also prevalent, with four such cases reported, causing obstruction and potential safety hazards. The street's condition is another concern, with reports of rough, pitted, or cracked roads, and failed street repairs, which can make navigating the street difficult and uncomfortable.

However, the situation on Norton Drive is not entirely grim. The noise levels seem to be relatively manageable, with no complaints about loud music or parties. Similarly, while there are some reports of obstructions, it's not an overwhelming issue like on some other streets. The crime rate is also quite low, with only one misdemeanor and one violation reported in the area, suggesting that residents can feel secure in their homes. Comparatively, the nearby streets of Healy Avenue, Martin Court, and Bessemund Avenue have much poorer grades, indicating that Norton Drive, despite its issues, is not the worst off in the area.

311 complaints trend · 1.9/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Norton Drive

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Crime on Norton Drive

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