Neighborhood summary

Living on 9 Street in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with residents balancing charm and challenges. The street's C grade reflects a community that's not without its issues, but also has pockets of improvement. The most prevalent concerns revolve around the trees lining the street. Residents have reported instances of damaged, overgrown, and dead trees, indicating a need for regular maintenance. Some trees have even fallen down, potentially posing safety hazards. Snow and ice buildup during winter months also causes problems, with snow tracking and blocked driveways being common complaints.

The street, however, is not plagued by excessive noise issues, with only one noise complaint on record. This suggests a relatively peaceful atmosphere, with neighbors respecting each other's quiet time. However, parking might be a challenge, as evidenced by blocked driveways and street obstructions. The nearby streets offer a contrast - Ninth Street is exemplary with an A grade, while Hylan Boulevard struggles with an F grade, indicating that 9 Street could strive for improvement but isn't in the worst-off condition.

Crime levels are relatively low on 9 Street, with only two reported offenses in the past year, both of which were traffic-related or property crimes. Despite these challenges, residents seem to be actively engaged, as reflected in the number of specific problem reports. This engagement indicates a community that cares about its environment and is willing to work together to improve living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 9 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 9 Street

Nearby streets