Neighborhood summary

Living on Whitestone Expressway in Queens, as indicated by its grade of B, presents a mix of challenges and conveniences. The most prevalent issue residents face is poor street lighting, with a total of 29 complaints, ranging from individual street lights being out to multiple lights, damaged or leaning lampposts, and even a missing one. This can make evening walks or late-night returns home less safe and secure. On a particularly dark night, one might have to navigate the street with the aid of a flashlight, adding an extra layer of caution to one's daily routines.

Another pressing concern is the high number of crime incidents, with 1 felony and 2 violations reported. Although the misdemeanor count is zero, the presence of any crime can be unsettling for residents. The top offenses include harassment and other state laws, suggesting a need for increased vigilance and perhaps community efforts to address these issues. Despite these challenges, the neighborhood maintains a relatively low crime rate compared to other nearby streets like the New York Times Plaza and Whitestone Expressway, which have grades of A and F, respectively. However, the contrast in grades highlights the importance of staying informed and connected with local law enforcement and community watch groups to help maintain a safer environment.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 21 complaints) · 21.0/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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Crime on Whitestone Expy

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