Neighborhood summary

Living on Vito Locascio Field in Queens, New York, is a challenge, as reflected in its low grade of F based on official city data. The street is plagued by persistent illegal parking issues, with 27 complaints, many of which involve commercial overnight parking and vehicles violating posted parking signs, leading to frequent obstructions that hinder public use. The situation is further exacerbated by abandoned vehicles and paper license plates, making it difficult for residents to find parking spaces for their own vehicles.

Noise pollution is another significant problem on Vito Locascio Field, with residents dealing with loud music or parties, often extending into the night. The noise, along with the constant stream of traffic and parking violations, creates an unpleasant and disruptive living environment. Additionally, the street faces maintenance and facility issues, with reports of garbage or litter accumulating, further detracting from the overall quality of life. Nearby streets like Magnolia Court and Albert Road also face similar challenges, with grades of F, indicating that the issues are not isolated to Vito Locascio Field alone.

Crime is another concern, with a total of 12 reported offenses, including petit larceny and robberies. While the number of felonies is relatively low, the presence of misdemeanors and violations suggests that residents must remain vigilant to ensure their safety and security. The combination of parking violations, noise pollution, poor maintenance, and crime creates a stressful and uncomfortable living situation for those who call Vito Locascio Field home.

311 complaints trend · 31.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 10 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Vito Locascio Field

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