Neighborhood summary

Living on Bridgetown Street in Staten Island can be a challenging experience, as indicated by its C grade and a score of 75.2. Residents have consistently reported issues with illegal parking, with a total of 29 complaints, including 23 instances of parked vehicles violating posted signs and 7 vehicles without license plates. Abandoned vehicles and blocked driveways also pose problems, with 7 complaints each, making parking and access to driveways a constant struggle. The street's condition, with 5 complaints, reflects the need for repairs, while 5 sewer and 3 water system complaints highlight infrastructure issues that require city attention.

Noise pollution and safety concerns are also prevalent. Two complaints of drag racing suggest speeding and reckless driving, while 2 reports of blocked hydrants raise safety concerns in case of fire. Additionally, 2 complaints of illegal fireworks indicate occasional loud and disruptive noise, likely from late-night parties or celebrations. The 1 misdemeanor offense of harassment can also be attributed to such disturbances. Despite these issues, crime levels are relatively low, with only 1 felony and 1 violation reported.

Nearby streets, such as Kelly Boulevard (Grade F) and Forest Hill Road (Grade F), have even more severe problems, making Bridgetown Street seem somewhat better by comparison. However, Furness Place (Grade B) and Mcveigh Avenue (Grade B) nearby indicate that improvements are possible with community engagement and city intervention. Residents on Bridgetown Street would undoubtedly benefit from increased patrols, stricter enforcement of parking regulations, and prompt repairs to the street's infrastructure and utilities.

311 complaints trend · 2.4/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Bridgetown Street

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