Neighborhood summary

Living on Smith Street in Queens, one immediately notices a pervasive issue with illegal parking, with a staggering 38 complaints logged, more than double the next most reported issue. The street is often lined with cars parking overnight, with commercial vehicles dominating the scene, many of which lack proper licensing or parking permits. This not only creates a visual eyesore but also blocks hydrants, with several reports of hydrants running or blocked, a serious safety concern in case of a fire. The abandoned and derelict vehicles further exacerbate the situation, making it challenging for residents to navigate the street or find a parking spot for their own vehicles.

The noise levels on Smith Street can also be quite high, with one complaint specifically mentioning residential noise. While this might not be a constant issue, it's enough to disrupt the peace and quiet that residents might expect from their neighborhood. Additionally, the street's poor condition is evident in the complaints about sidewalk conditions and dirty streets, which can be both unsightly and hazardous to pedestrians. The nearby streets offer a mixed bag of experiences, with some like Bailsey Boulevard earning an 'A' grade, while others like 122 Avenue and Bedell Street are rated 'F'. This variation highlights the stark contrast in living conditions that can exist even within close proximity in NYC.

311 complaints trend · 4.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 13 total

Noise Breakdown

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Notable buildings on Smith Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Smith Street

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