Neighborhood summary

Living on Andros Avenue in Staten Island can be quite challenging, as evidenced by the city's data and the street's F grade. The most prominent issue residents face is the frequent presence of abandoned vehicles, with 15 complaints logged. These vehicles not only clutter the streets but also pose potential safety hazards, especially if they're in disrepair or have missing parts. The abundance of illegally parked cars also exacerbates the situation, with 12 complaints, often blocking driveways and making it difficult for residents to access their homes. Additionally, fire hydrants are sometimes blocked by illegally parked vehicles, which is a serious safety concern in case of a fire emergency.

Another significant problem is obstructions on the street, with 12 complaints. These can range from cones blocking access to sidewalks, to larger objects like abandoned appliances, which have been reported 7 times. This not only creates obstacles for pedestrians but also poses a sanitation issue. Furthermore, the street's poor condition is reflected in the number of complaints about unsanitary conditions (6) and plumbing issues (6), suggesting that some residents may be dealing with subpar living conditions. The presence of pests, reported 5 times, also indicates potential sanitation and health issues. Despite these challenges, residents have also reported incidents of assault and harassment, with a total of 5 crimes recorded, highlighting the need for improved safety measures and community engagement.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 20 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Andros Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Andros Avenue

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