Neighborhood summary

Living on Selover Road in Queens, based on official city data, presents a challenging environment due to recurring infrastructure and sanitation issues. The street's grade of 'F' indicates severe problems, with the most pressing concerns being illegal parking and plumbing and electrical issues. Residents have consistently reported commercial vehicles parking overnight, often blocking driveways and obstructing the street, leading to a total of 29 complaints. The frequent plumbing and electrical issues, with 19 and 17 complaints respectively, suggest a persistent lack of maintenance in many of the street's properties, with residents reporting power outages, no lighting, and bathtub and basin/sink problems.

In addition to these issues, several residents have also raised concerns about unsanitary conditions, such as blocked sewers causing backups, and lead-related hazards, with six requests for lead testing kits. The sidewalks, with nine reported violations, likely present obstacles or safety hazards for pedestrians. The presence of abandoned vehicles, with 16 complaints, further contributes to the street's disarray. The nearby streets, such as Anderson Road and Leslie Road, also share similar grades, suggesting that the area as a whole faces significant challenges. While crime statistics show a relatively low number of incidents, the presence of petit larceny and grand larceny of a motor vehicle indicates that property crimes are a concern. Despite these challenges, residents on Selover Road continue to voice their issues, hoping for improvements to their living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Selover Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on Selover Road

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