Queens Safety Report (2026)

Live safety data for 27 neighborhoods in Queens. 3940 total incidents in the last 30 days (12% of citywide total).

Updated August 12, 2026

30-Day Incidents
3940
Neighborhoods Tracked
27
Safest Area
Long Island City (A)

Neighborhood Rankings

# NEIGHBORHOOD GRADE 30D TREND
1 Long Island City A 59 ▲ 69%
2 Bayside A 3 ▲ 50%
3 Flushing A 20 ▲ 54%
4 Forest Hills A 140 ▲ 67%
5 Fresh Meadows A 40 ▼ 34%
6 Maspeth A 1 — 0%
7 Glendale A 15 ▲ 50%
8 Middle Village A 9 ▲ 29%
9 Howard Beach A 1 — 0%
10 South Ozone Park A 1 ▼ 92%
11 Whitestone A 8 ▲ 60%
12 College Point A 11 ▼ 15%
13 Astoria B 183 ▲ 13%
14 Ridgewood B 44 ▼ 66%
15 Sunnyside B 229 ▼ 11%
16 Elmhurst B 86 ▲ 65%
17 Ozone Park B 2 ▼ 33%
18 Queens Village B 20 ▲ 100%
19 Rego Park B 138 ▲ 28%
20 Woodhaven B 45 ▼ 18%
21 Woodside B 81 ▼ 14%
22 Kew Gardens B 61 ▼ 45%
23 Richmond Hill B 49 ▼ 52%
24 Jackson Heights C 478 ▲ 41%
25 Corona C 86 ▼ 21%
26 Far Rockaway D 106 ▼ 24%
27 Jamaica D 31 ▼ 31%

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Queens safe?

Queens recorded 3940 incidents in the last 30 days. Safety varies significantly by neighborhood — Long Island City is the safest with a A grade, while Jamaica has the most activity.

What is the safest neighborhood in Queens?

Long Island City currently has the highest safety grade (A) with 59 incidents in the last 30 days.

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