Neighborhood summary

Living on Beebe Street in Staten Island offers a peaceful and well-maintained environment, as reflected by its high grade of 97.4. The street is predominantly residential, with a strong sense of community, as evidenced by the low crime rates—zero felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported. However, residents have encountered a few specific issues that they've brought to the city's attention.

One of the primary concerns is noise pollution, with five noise complaints registered, including loud music or parties, and loud talking. These disturbances, while not persistent, can disrupt the otherwise quiet atmosphere, especially during late hours. Another prevalent issue is waste management, with missed collections and improper disposal of recyclables and compost reported. This suggests that there could be a need for better education on waste segregation and collection schedules.

Additionally, some physical infrastructure issues have been reported. A pothole and a water leak (WA2) were noted, indicating a need for routine maintenance checks and timely repairs. Lastly, while not a frequent occurrence, blocked fire hydrants have been an issue, which could pose a safety hazard in case of a fire emergency. Despite these specific challenges, Beebe Street remains a relatively quiet and safe place to live, with its neighbors—Shield Place, Mohn Place, Staten Island Boulevard, Longfellow Avenue, and Milford Avenue—also scoring well on the city's grading system.

Limited data — only 6 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beebe Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beebe Street

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