Neighborhood summary

Living on Redfield Street in Queens, as indicated by its 'B' grade and score of 82.1, offers a mix of challenges and amenities. The street, home to 11 addresses, has seen a significant number of complaints primarily revolving around vehicle and street conditions.

Derelict and abandoned vehicles are a notable issue, with five and two complaints respectively. This likely leads to visual blight and potential safety hazards, potentially blocking fire hydrants or parking spaces. The street's condition is another major concern, with residents reporting rough, pitted, or cracked roads, which can make driving and walking difficult and potentially dangerous. Additionally, two complaints about dirty water and pests suggest issues with sanitation and maintenance.

Despite these challenges, the street has seen minimal crime, with only one felony reported. The top offense was grand larceny, indicating that while there are issues with property maintenance and sanitation, serious criminal activity is not prevalent. Compared to nearby streets like Van Zandt Avenue, which has a 'C' grade, Redfield Street appears to be relatively safer and better maintained, even with its reported issues.

Residents also face unique challenges such as a water system issue, unsanitary conditions, and a non-emergency police matter, though the specifics of these complaints are not detailed in the data. These varied concerns suggest that while Redfield Street has its share of problems, it is not overwhelmed by any single issue, and efforts to address these problems could significantly improve the quality of life for its residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 21 complaints) · 1.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 20 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Redfield Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Redfield Street

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