Neighborhood summary

Living on Seagirt Boulevard in Queens, as indicated by its grade F and the plethora of complaints, presents a challenging environment. The most pressing issue is the persistent noise pollution, with 321 complaints related to residential noise alone. Residents here grapple with loud music and parties throughout the night, with 188 specific complaints of this nature. The noise isn't confined to residential spaces; commercial establishments also contribute, with 28 complaints. The constant banging and pounding, with 179 complaints, adds to the cacophony, making it difficult to enjoy peace and quiet in one's own home.

Another significant issue is the parking chaos. With 43 illegal parking complaints and 27 abandoned vehicles, finding a legal parking spot can be a daily struggle. The problem is exacerbated by snow tracking, with 12 complaints, indicating that snow removal is not always adequate. The street conditions are also a cause for concern, with 25 complaints, likely due to potholes, which were specifically reported 18 times. The plumbing and sanitation issues, with 21 complaints each, further add to the discomfort, suggesting that basic services are not always reliable.

The criminal activity in the area is another cause for concern. With a total of 75 incidents, including 6 felonies, 54 misdemeanors, and 15 violations, residents must contend with a higher than average level of crime. Petit larceny tops the list of offenses, with 45 incidents, suggesting a prevalence of property theft. The nearby streets also face similar issues, with Beach 17 Street, Beach 19 Street, and Beach Street all receiving F grades, indicating that the problems on Seagirt Boulevard are not isolated but part of a larger trend in the area.

311 complaints trend · 6.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 139 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Seagirt Boulevard

What residents are reporting

Crime on Seagirt Boulevard

Nearby streets