Neighborhood summary

Living on Belfield Avenue in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with a grade of B indicating a relatively safe and well-maintained street, but certain issues persist that can impact residents' quality of life. The most prevalent concern is illegal parking, with numerous complaints about commercial overnight parking and vehicles blocking hydrants, a critical safety hazard in case of a fire. Residents also struggle with noise pollution, particularly loud music or parties, which can disrupt sleep and cause annoyance, especially at night.

The tree-lined street, while beautiful, presents its own set of issues. Damaged and overgrown trees are frequent complaints, with branches falling and causing potential hazards. Sidewalks, another frequent complaint, are often in poor condition, posing challenges for pedestrians, especially the elderly or those with mobility issues. Some residents also express frustration with missed garbage collection, leading to increased litter and a generally untidy appearance.

Despite these challenges, Belfield Avenue stands out among its neighbors, with nearby streets like Drumgoole Road West, Vineland Avenue, and Jefferson Boulevard all receiving lower grades. The street's crime rate is also notably low, with only one violation reported, suggesting a relatively safe environment for residents. However, addressing the persistent issues of illegal parking, noise, and tree maintenance will be crucial to further enhancing the quality of life for those living on Belfield Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Belfield Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Belfield Avenue

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