Neighborhood summary

Living on Shea Road in Queens presents a mix of experiences, with a strong sense of community and well-being, as reflected in its high grade. The street is named after the famed baseball manager Casey Stengel, and it's home to a diverse group of residents who take pride in their neighborhood. The street is quiet and peaceful, with minimal crime, as indicated by the absence of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. However, like many urban streets, it faces some challenges.

One of the most significant issues, as reported by residents, is the presence of encampments. This could mean temporary shelters or homeless individuals living on the street, a situation that requires understanding and support, as well as targeted assistance from local authorities. Additionally, street conditions are another top concern, with potholes and even a cave-in reported. These issues not only make it difficult for residents to navigate the street but also pose potential safety hazards. Despite these challenges, the spirit of the community remains strong, with neighbors working together to improve their street and maintain its A-grade status.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 86 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Shea Road

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