Neighborhood summary

Living on Bricktown Way in Staten Island is a far cry from the pristine, well-maintained streets one might expect in other parts of New York City. The street's F grade, with a score of 4.0, tells a stark tale of neglect and disarray. Residents here are constantly confronted with the blight of trash, with over 50 complaints about litter, garbage, and recycling storage issues. The streets are pockmarked with potholes, creating a hazardous environment for both vehicles and pedestrians. The lack of proper waste management is compounded by the frequent illegal dumping and graffiti, which not only mar the aesthetics of the street but also contribute to its unsanitary condition.

The noise pollution on Bricktown Way is another significant issue, with frequent reports of loud music and parties. This is exacerbated by the illegal parking that plagues the street, often blocking fire hydrants and emergency vehicle access. The snow and ice that accumulate during winter are left unaddressed for extended periods, further exacerbating the street's poor condition. Despite these challenges, residents have also raised concerns about consumer complaints and general construction or plumbing issues, suggesting that the quality of life on Bricktown Way extends beyond the street's physical appearance and into the homes of its residents.

311 complaints trend · 5.1/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 22 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Bricktown Way

What residents are reporting

Crime on Bricktown Way

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