Neighborhood summary

Living on Boone Street in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with residents experiencing a range of issues that have led to a C grade for the street's overall quality of life. The most prevalent concern is noise, with a total of 8 noise-related complaints, four of which were specifically about banging or pounding happening at various hours, including construction noise before or after permitted work hours. This persistent noise pollution can make it challenging for residents to enjoy peaceful moments at home or get a good night's sleep.

Another significant issue is obstruction, with 4 complaints, often due to cones blocking parts of the roadway or snow tracking left unaddressed after a storm. This can create hazards for pedestrians and vehicles alike, potentially leading to accidents. Additionally, 3 complaints were made about blocked fire hydrants, which is a serious safety concern, especially in a city where fires can occur frequently and hydrants need to be readily accessible.

While crime is relatively low on Boone Street, with only 1 reported felony (assault), the lack of parking spaces has been an ongoing issue for residents. Some have reported their cars being towed due to lack of available spots, adding an extra layer of stress to their daily lives. Despite these challenges, Boone Street's proximity to greener spaces like the nearby Conference House Park and its close-knit community can make it an appealing place to live for those willing to navigate its unique set of problems.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address ↓ Decreasing

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

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Crime on Boone Street

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