Neighborhood summary

Living on State Road in Queens, as depicted by official city data, presents a mix of challenges and a generally safe environment. The street's grade of A indicates a high level of satisfaction among residents, with a score of 92.1, but the top complaints reveal specific issues that community members find problematic.

One of the most significant challenges is the street's condition, with 12 reports of potholes, indicating a need for repairs and maintenance. Residents also express frustration with illegal parking, with 9 reports of violations, including 7 instances where posted parking signs were ignored. This could suggest that parking is at a premium, leading to frequent violations and potential traffic congestion. The presence of 2 derelict vehicles and 1 abandoned vehicle also contributes to the visual blight and potential safety hazards on the street.

Interestingly, despite the street's challenges, crime rates are impressively low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This suggests that the community is generally safe, and residents can feel secure in their homes. However, the occasional blocked hydrant and sidewalk may pose inconveniences during emergencies or daily commutes, highlighting the need for better traffic management and community awareness.

In contrast to the street's specific problems, nearby streets such as Church Avenue, Roxbury Avenue, and Park End Terrace also boast high grades, indicating a generally well-maintained and satisfied community in the surrounding area. Floyd Bennett Field, located nearby in Brooklyn, is another high-grade location, suggesting that State Road's residents have access to quality recreational facilities and open green spaces.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 26 complaints) · 1.7/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on State Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on State Road

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