Neighborhood summary

Living on Troutman Street in Queens, as indicated by the city's data, presents a cocktail of challenges that range from noise pollution and parking issues to crime and poor maintenance. The street's grade of F, with a score of 0, suggests a dire need for improvement.

Residents are consistently plagued by illegal parking, with 40 complaints, leading to frequent blockages, including blocked driveways (16 complaints) and sidewalks (24 complaints). The noise levels are also alarmingly high, with 13 complaints about street and sidewalk noise, and 11 about residential noise, including loud music and parties (21 complaints). These persistent issues likely make it difficult to enjoy quiet and peaceful moments at home.

The street's heating and water systems also seem to be a constant source of trouble, with 15 complaints about heat and hot water, and 11 about water systems. Additionally, the street struggles with abandoned and derelict vehicles (12 and 7 complaints respectively), and illegal dumping (10 complaints), contributing to a generally dirty and unkempt appearance.

Crime on Troutman Street is another pressing concern, with a total of 13 incidents reported, including 5 felonies. The top offenses include petit larceny and grand larceny, each accounting for 3 incidents, suggesting a significant problem with theft. Harassment also poses an issue, with 2 incidents reported.

In contrast, nearby streets like Charlotte Street (Grade B) and Starr Playground (Grade A) present a stark contrast, with better grades indicating fewer complaints and issues. However, nearby Starr Street (Grade F) mirrors Troutman Street's struggles, suggesting that the area as a whole may face systemic challenges that need to be addressed.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 28 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Troutman Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Troutman Street

Nearby streets