Neighborhood summary

Living on Allison Avenue in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood is a mixed bag of experiences, with a good grade of 86.5 that indicates a relatively safe and clean environment, but it's not without its challenges. The street is tree-lined, which adds a touch of charm, but the frequent reports of overgrown trees and branches, as well as dead or dying trees, suggest that maintenance could be improved. Residents have expressed concerns about several trees blocking or hitting buildings and power lines, which could pose safety hazards during storms or high winds. The city's Trees and Sidewalks Program has been contacted multiple times to address these issues.

Water system problems are another recurring issue on Allison Avenue, with residents reporting leaks, missed collections, and even sewer backups. The water hydrant has been reported as leaking, which is not only a waste of resources but also a potential safety hazard if it freezes during colder months. The street's grade could potentially improve with more prompt and thorough attention to these water-related issues.

Parking seems to be a challenge as well, with blocked driveways and abandoned vehicles being reported. While the street has a grade of B, compared to the surrounding streets like Tenth Street (Grade A) and New Dorp Park (Grade A), there's still room for improvement in maintaining cleanliness and order. Despite these challenges, Allison Avenue has a low crime rate, with only one misdemeanor reported, indicating that the neighborhood is relatively peaceful and safe for its residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 26 complaints) · 1.1/address ↓ Decreasing

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