Neighborhood summary

Living on Saint Johns Road in Queens offers a mix of urban resilience and day-to-day challenges, as reflected in its C grade and specific complaints. Residents here face persistent issues with snow and ice, with common problems including snow tracking and blocked driveways, making winter months particularly challenging. The snow removal process can also lead to temporary access issues, with some residents reporting 'partial access' or 'no access' due to snow. During warmer months, noise pollution is a notable concern, with complaints about loud talking and, on occasion, loud music or parties. Fortunately, these noise issues seem to be isolated incidents rather than a chronic problem.

Another significant issue is the maintenance of trees and the street itself. Residents have reported damaged trees, with some branches cracked and threatening to fall, and blocked driveways. Additionally, there have been complaints about illegal dumping, indicating a lack of respect for the community and its cleanliness. Despite these challenges, residents have shown a willingness to engage with the city, as seen in the 'removal request' for specific issues. The street's C grade is a testament to the community's efforts to address these problems, with nearby streets like Menahan Street and Fairview Avenue faring worse with F grades. While the crime rate is relatively low, with only 2 felonies, 1 misdemeanor, and no violations reported, it's crucial for residents to remain vigilant, especially when it comes to criminal mischief and assault, the top offenses in the area.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 16 complaints) · 2.3/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 2 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Saint Johns Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on Saint Johns Road

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