Neighborhood summary

Living on Remington Street in Queens, as indicated by its grade of 'F' with a score of 0, presents a challenging environment marked by persistent issues affecting the quality of life for its residents. The most prevalent concern is illegal parking, with 145 reports, often leading to blocked driveways (75 reports) and even obstructed hydrants (91 reports), which poses a significant safety hazard, particularly during emergencies. The street is also plagued by abandoned and derelict vehicles (39 and 37 reports respectively), contributing to a general sense of neglect and disorder.

Noise pollution is another considerable issue, with both residential and vehicle-related noise complaints (14 each for residential and vehicle noise, respectively, with additional reports for loud music or parties), making it difficult for residents to enjoy peace and quiet, especially during evenings and weekends. The street's proximity to the Van Wyck Expressway may also exacerbate noise pollution. Additionally, the sewer system appears to be a recurring problem, with 18 reports of issues and 16 instances of sewer backups, indicating a need for infrastructure maintenance.

The street's crime statistics are also cause for concern, with 5 felonies, 22 misdemeanors, and 5 violations reported. The top offenses include petit larceny (13), assault 3 and related offenses (5), and harassment 2 (5), suggesting a prevalence of property crime and interpersonal violence. These statistics, coupled with the quality of life issues, paint a picture of a street in need of significant improvement and attention from local authorities.

311 complaints trend · 3.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 26 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

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Crime on Remington Street

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