Neighborhood summary

Living on Anderson Avenue in Staten Island presents a unique mix of challenges and relative safety, as indicated by the official city data. The street's C grade reflects a persistent issue with illegal parking, with over 27 complaints, including parked vehicles violating posted signs (21 complaints), commercial overnight parking (4 complaints), and even abandoned and derelict vehicles (3 complaints each). Residents navigate a constant obstacle course of improperly parked cars, sometimes blocking driveways (5 complaints) or even fire hydrants, which can pose a serious safety concern during emergencies.

Snow and ice accumulation (6 complaints) and snow tracking (6 complaints) are also significant issues during winter months, making it difficult for residents to safely traverse the street. The city's DPW is often called upon to clear obstacles and maintain accessibility, with some residents reporting issues like "No Access" (3 complaints) or "Partial Access" (2 complaints). Despite these challenges, noise pollution is relatively low, with only 4 complaints about residential noise, although loud music or parties (5 complaints) can disrupt the peace at certain times.

However, one notable advantage of living on Anderson Avenue is its low crime rate. With no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, residents enjoy a relatively safe environment. This is in stark contrast to some neighboring streets like Heberton Avenue, Albion Place, Simonson Place, and Bond Street, which have significantly lower grades and potentially higher crime rates. Despite its challenges, Anderson Avenue manages to offer a mix of relative safety and community resilience in the face of persistent parking and weather-related issues.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 4 total

Noise Breakdown

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Notable buildings on Anderson Avenue

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Crime on Anderson Avenue

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