Neighborhood summary

Living on Tyler Avenue in Queens presents a blend of challenges and relative tranquility, as indicated by the official city data. The street, with a grade of B, is indeed an improvement compared to its neighboring streets, all of which have grades of F. However, the top complaints from residents paint a picture of persistent parking issues and neglect of public spaces.

Illegal parking is the most pressing concern, with 13 complaints, suggesting that finding a parking spot for residents can be a daily struggle. The problem is exacerbated by commercial overnight parking, with 7 complaints, and vehicles left abandoned or derelict, totaling 5 complaints. This creates a visual eyesore and can obstruct emergency vehicle access. The blocked hydrant, though a single complaint, highlights a serious safety concern, as it could hinder firefighting efforts in case of an emergency.

The street's condition also raises eyebrows, with 2 complaints about damaged trees and 1 about a fallen tree, indicating a lack of regular maintenance. The line/marking issue after repaving suggests that the city's repair work may not have been thorough, leaving the street's infrastructure in disarray. While the crime statistics are relatively low, with only 3 incidents reported in the past year, the presence of petit larceny and criminal mischief shows that residents should remain vigilant to protect their property.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 18 complaints) · 6.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 11 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Tyler Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Tyler Avenue

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