Neighborhood summary

Living on Cannon Boulevard in Staten Island presents a unique set of challenges, predominantly revolving around noise pollution and parking issues. The street, with a grade of C, is characterized by a persistent problem of illegal parking, with a total of 7 complaints, and abandoned vehicles, with an alarming 14 complaints, often blocking access to driveways or impeding the flow of traffic. The noise levels are notably high, with both residential and street/sidewalk noise complaints totaling 11 for loud music or parties, indicating a recurring issue that likely affects the quality of life for residents.

The street's tree-lined avenues, while aesthetically pleasing, also pose a problem. There have been 5 complaints of damaged trees, likely due to weather conditions or age, and 4 instances of branches or limbs falling down, potentially causing safety hazards or property damage. Additionally, the street faces issues with snow and ice, with 3 complaints, and sewer-related problems, including sewer backups and blocked hydrants, totaling 3 complaints. These issues, if not promptly addressed, can lead to significant inconveniences and even health and safety risks for the residents.

Despite these challenges, the nearby streets, such as Reno Avenue, Princeton Avenue, and Tenth Street, fare better with grades of B and A, suggesting that the problems on Cannon Boulevard might be isolated to this particular street. Moreover, the crime rate on Cannon Boulevard is notably low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, indicating a generally safe living environment despite the nuisance issues.

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cannon Boulevard

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cannon Boulevard

Nearby streets