Neighborhood summary

Living on Carteret Street in Staten Island can be a challenging experience, as indicated by the street's poor grade of F and a score of 57.1. Residents here face a myriad of issues, with the most prominent being sanitation and infrastructure problems. Missed waste collection is a frequent occurrence, with ten complaints logged, leading to an accumulation of trash and debris on the street. The water system is another major concern, with six complaints about leaks, overflows, or other issues. Illegal parking is also rampant, causing inconvenience and potential safety hazards, with six complaints filed.

The streetlights on Carteret Street often leave much to be desired, with three reports of outages. This not only creates a dark and unsafe environment but also contributes to the feeling of neglect and abandonment that permeates the street. The tree maintenance is also lacking, with reports of dead or dying trees, damaged trees, and overgrown branches and trees blocking sidewalks and driveways. During winter, snow and ice accumulation can be problematic, with three complaints logged, suggesting that prompt snow removal is not always guaranteed.

In terms of crime, Carteret Street has seen a relatively low number of incidents, with a total of three felonies, two misdemeanors, and no violations reported. However, the two reported incidents of criminal mischief and the single case of felony assault indicate that residents should remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. The nearby streets present a mixed picture, with Main Street and Craig Avenue also graded F, while Aspinwall Street and Pittsville Avenue fare better with a grade of C, and Shore Road is the best performing nearby street with an A grade.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Carteret Street

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