Neighborhood summary

Living on Bertram Avenue in Staten Island, as per the provided data, presents a mix of challenges and benefits. The street's high overall grade of 90.2 indicates a generally safe and well-maintained environment, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. However, residents might face some nuisance issues that warrant attention.

One of the most significant challenges is the street's condition. Residents have reported rough, pitted, or cracked roads on seven occasions, indicating a need for repaving and repair. Potholes and hydrants running, which could pose safety hazards, have also been reported. Sidewalks are another concern, with four instances of broken sidewalks making navigation difficult, especially for those with mobility issues.

Noise pollution is a recurring issue, with four reports of loud music or parties, and three reports of general noise from residential areas. This could indicate a persistent issue with late-night noise, potentially disrupting sleep and quality of life for residents. Snow tracking has also been a problem in the winter, with two reports, suggesting that snow removal could be improved to ensure safe passage for pedestrians and vehicles.

While these issues exist, it's worth noting that nearby streets like St. Joseph By The Sea, Phillip Avenue, and Allegro Street also maintain high grades, indicating that the quality of life in the broader area is generally good. The lack of reported crimes on Bertram Avenue also suggests a safe community. Overall, while there are some specific problems that need addressing, living on Bertram Avenue appears to offer a relatively peaceful and secure environment, with potential for improvement in street and sidewalk conditions.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 21 complaints) · 1.4/address → Stable

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Crime on Bertram Avenue

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