Neighborhood summary

Living on Clermont Avenue in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with a grade of C (75.1), indicating that while it faces some challenges, it's not among the most troubled streets in the city. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with 15 complaints, many of which are commercial overnight parking, suggesting that there might be a lack of adequate parking facilities for local businesses. This can lead to cars parking illegally, blocking fire hydrants, or taking up valuable residential parking spots.

Residents also frequently report street light conditions, with 9 complaints, including 6 for street lights being out. This can make the street feel unsafe and poorly maintained at night. Additionally, there have been some noise complaints, with 2 instances of loud music or parties, which can disrupt the peace and quiet that many residents desire, especially during late hours. The presence of dead animals and missed collections also indicates that sanitation and waste management could be improved.

Despite these challenges, the street is not without its positive aspects. The crime rate is low, with only 1 felony reported, suggesting that residents can feel relatively safe. The nearby Loretto Street has a grade of B, indicating that there are some well-maintained and safer streets close by. Moreover, the proximity to Forest Lane, which has a grade of A, provides a nearby option for residents seeking a quieter, more peaceful living environment. However, the nearby Manhattan Street and Brighton Street, both with a grade of F, serve as a stark reminder of the stark contrasts in living conditions that can exist even within close proximity in New York City.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

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Crime on Clermont Avenue

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