Neighborhood summary

Living on Conger Street, a residential street in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood, is generally quite pleasant, as reflected by its B grade and score of 89.6. However, a closer look at the specific complaints reveals some persistent issues that might disrupt the peace and safety for residents.

One of the most significant problems is the frequent blocking of driveways, with a total of three complaints. This likely causes frustration and inconvenience for residents who are unable to access their own properties. Additionally, the street has seen two complaints about loud music or parties, indicating a recurring noise issue that may disturb the quiet enjoyment of one's home, especially during late hours. The presence of rodents, with two complaints, suggests a persistent pest problem that could pose health risks and cause distress for residents.

Another concern is the obstruction of public spaces, such as crosswalks and bus stops. There have been complaints about blocked crosswalks and a bus stop shelter being in disrepair, which could potentially create safety hazards for pedestrians and transit users. Furthermore, the presence of a vacant, open, and unguarded building, as well as trespassing incidents, may raise security concerns and contribute to a sense of unease among residents.

In contrast to the nearby streets of Railroad Avenue and Wallace Avenue, which have received A grades, Conger Street's residents face more challenges. While the crime rate on Conger Street is low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, addressing the specific issues mentioned above could significantly improve the quality of life for those who call this street home.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 11 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Conger Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Conger Street

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