Neighborhood summary

Living on Springfield Avenue in Queens, New York, is generally a pleasant experience, as indicated by its high grade of A (93.8). The street is clean and well-maintained, with residents taking pride in their homes. However, like any urban area, it's not without its challenges.

One of the most prominent issues is sewer-related problems, with two complaints logged this year. Residents have reported manhole overflows and sewer backups, which can be both unsanitary and inconvenient. Additionally, there have been instances of illegal dumping, further contributing to sanitation issues. The blocked driveway complaint suggests that parking might be a challenge for some residents, although it's important to note that this was the only parking-related issue reported.

Another concern is the presence of encampments and trespassing, indicating potential homelessness or squatting issues in the area. While these problems are not unique to Springfield Avenue and are prevalent in many urban neighborhoods, they can cause discomfort and security concerns for residents. The street also saw a complaint about a fallen tree, highlighting the need for regular maintenance and upkeep of the green spaces.

Despite these challenges, Springfield Avenue maintains a low crime rate, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. The nearby streets also show a mix of grades, with East Springfield Playground being another A-grade location, suggesting a generally safe and well-maintained neighborhood. Residents and city officials work together to address any issues that arise, contributing to the overall high grade of the street.

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

Crime trend 16 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Springfield Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Springfield Avenue

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