Neighborhood summary

Living on Congress Street in Staten Island is, overall, a pleasant experience, as indicated by its high grade of 96.4. The street is well-maintained, with clean and well-lit surroundings, thanks to the diligent efforts of the local community and the city's 311 service. However, like any urban street, it faces its share of unique challenges.

One of the most frequently reported issues is graffiti, with two instances logged. This is not uncommon in NYC, but it's a testament to the street's active community that these incidents were promptly reported and, presumably, addressed. Snow and ice buildup can also be a challenge during winter, with one report of snow tracking, highlighting the importance of timely snow removal. Derelict vehicles and illegal parking have also been issues, showing the need for stricter parking enforcement.

Interestingly, a dead opossum was reported, a reminder that even in the city, wildlife can sometimes find its way onto our streets. Trash and blocked sidewalks have also been problems, underscoring the importance of community clean-up efforts and responsible waste disposal. Despite these challenges, Congress Street's high grade suggests that these issues are generally well-managed.

In terms of safety, Congress Street is reassuringly quiet, with no recorded felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This peaceful atmosphere is reflected in the top offenses reported, which include noise violations, indicating that while noise can be an issue, it's not a significant or persistent problem. Living on Congress Street, one can enjoy the benefits of city life while being part of a community that actively works to maintain a clean, safe, and well-lit environment.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Congress Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Congress Street

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