Neighborhood summary

Living on Cooper Terrace in Staten Island offers a sense of safety and cleanliness, reflected in its high grade and minimal crime activity. However, residents have reported several persistent issues, primarily related to parking and snow management. The street is often plagued by abandoned and illegally parked vehicles, with 11 complaints citing license plate issues, indicating a chronic problem with unauthorized parking. Snow and ice accumulation also pose challenges, with four complaints about snow tracking, suggesting that snow removal services may not be adequately addressing the issue. Despite these challenges, neighbors have shown a commitment to maintaining their community, as evident in the low number of complaints about other issues like noise or litter.

One unique challenge on Cooper Terrace is the presence of derelict vehicles, with a total of two complaints specifically mentioning this issue. These vehicles not only contribute to the visual clutter of the street but also potentially pose safety hazards, as they can block fire hydrants or narrow the roadway. The street's proximity to other high-grade streets like Orbit Lane and Grissom Avenue suggests that residents are actively working together to maintain their neighborhood's standards, but the persistent parking and snow management issues highlight areas that require further attention from local authorities and community organizations.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 2.8/address → Stable

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Crime on Cooper Terrace

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