Neighborhood summary

Living on Thornhill Avenue in Queens, New York, is a mixed bag, with residents experiencing a range of issues that have led to a 'C' grade for the street's conditions. One of the most pressing concerns is the state of the streets themselves, with frequent reports of potholes, rough, pitted, or cracked roads, and failed street repairs. These issues not only make driving and walking difficult but also pose a risk to vehicles and pedestrians. The water system has also been a source of frustration, with several complaints about leaks and other issues.

Trees along Thornhill Avenue have been another point of contention, with numerous complaints about damaged, dead, or overgrown trees and branches. This has led to several incidents of fallen branches, which can be a hazard to both people and property. The illegal conversion of residential buildings or spaces has also been an issue, potentially leading to overcrowding and other quality-of-life concerns.

Despite these challenges, the street has seen very little crime, with only one misdemeanor offense reported in the recent past. This suggests that Thornhill Avenue remains a relatively safe place to live, although the presence of felony-free doesn't negate the need for attention to the other issues affecting the street. Compared to nearby streets like Marathon Parkway (which received an 'F' grade), Thornhill Avenue's conditions are clearly better. However, there's still a significant amount of work to be done to improve the living conditions and overall grade of the street.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

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