Neighborhood summary

Living on Clinton Street in Staten Island presents a mix of challenges and relative calm, reflected in its grade of C (79.9). The most pressing issue for residents is the persistently poor snow and ice management during winter months, with a staggering 10 complaints, suggesting that the city's snow removal efforts often fall short, leaving sidewalks and streets hazardous and uncleared.

Heat and hot water issues are another significant concern, with 9 complaints, indicating that many residents struggle with inconsistent or insufficient heating, a critical problem, especially during the cold Staten Island winters. The frequency of water-related complaints—including water leaks, unsanitary conditions, and plumbing issues—suggests a need for better maintenance and infrastructure upgrades in the area.

While crime levels are low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations within the last year, noise pollution, particularly from loud music or parties, is a recurring issue, with 2 complaints. This, coupled with occasional illegal parking and posted parking sign violations, hints at a need for stricter enforcement of noise and parking regulations to maintain a more peaceful and orderly environment.

Compared to its neighbors, Clinton Street fares moderately well. While Brewster Street and Grant Street have significantly lower grades (D and F, respectively), Paxton Street, William Street, and Dulancey Court all have higher grades (A), suggesting that Clinton Street residents might look to these nearby streets as models for improvement. Overall, living on Clinton Street requires navigating various maintenance and noise-related challenges, but it also benefits from a relatively low crime rate.

311 complaints trend · 3.5/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 6 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Clinton Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Clinton Street

Nearby streets