Neighborhood summary

Living on Cunard Avenue, a street with a C grade in Staten Island, presents a unique blend of challenges and opportunities. The most prominent issue residents face is the snow and ice accumulation, with snow tracking being a major concern. This is likely due to the street's location, which may not be a priority for snow plowing services, leading to slippery and hazardous conditions. The street is also plagued by illegal dumping, with discarded items often littering the roadway, contributing to an unsightly and unsanitary environment. Missed waste collection further exacerbates this issue, leaving trash to pile up and attract pests.

Another significant challenge is the presence of derelict vehicles. These abandoned cars not only clutter the streetscape but also pose potential safety hazards. Additionally, some residents have reported water-related issues, such as broken or leaking water meters and water conservation concerns. While the street is generally quiet in terms of crime, with only a few felonies and misdemeanors reported, residents have had to deal with incidents of grand larceny and assault, which can be troubling. Despite these challenges, living on Cunard Avenue might also offer a sense of community, as neighbors often rally together to address shared concerns, such as organizing snow removal efforts or keeping an eye out for suspicious activities. Furthermore, the street's proximity to higher-rated streets like Wandell Avenue and Cliffside Avenue provides residents with access to better-maintained areas and potential amenities.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address → Stable

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Crime on Cunard Avenue

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