Neighborhood summary

Living on Rose Street in Queens, with an impressive grade of A (92.8), initially presents a picturesque and well-maintained neighborhood, but delving into the specific complaints paints a more nuanced portrait. Residents here contend with a persistent issue of illegal parking, with a total of 18 complaints, often leading to blocked hydrants, a significant safety concern with 13 reports. This problem is further exacerbated during winter months, as snow and ice accumulate, with 11 complaints, and snow tracking becomes an issue, as reported by 9 residents. The tallies of blocked driveways and no access complaints (3 each) suggest that parked vehicles often impede residents' ability to use their own driveways or access their homes.

Another notable challenge is the state of the trees lining the street. With 10 complaints related to damaged, dead, or dying trees, and 4 reports of trees either leaning, uprooted, or having fallen down entirely, it's evident that tree maintenance is a recurring concern. This not only impacts the aesthetic of the street but also poses potential safety hazards. Additionally, the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles (2 complaints each) further detracts from the overall community's upkeep and could contribute to a feeling of disorder.

Despite these challenges, the nearby streets, with the exception of Neilson Street (Grade F), largely maintain a similar level of grade, suggesting that the issues on Rose Street are localized rather than indicative of the broader neighborhood. The lack of reported crime also adds to the appeal of the street, making it an otherwise safe and quiet place to live, despite the parking and maintenance concerns that residents regularly voice.

311 complaints trend · 3.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Rose Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Rose Street

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