Neighborhood summary

Living on Dalton Avenue in Staten Island offers a relatively peaceful existence, as evidenced by the low crime rates, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in recent times. However, residents have faced several challenges related to sanitation and infrastructure, as indicated by the top complaints.

Snow and ice management has been a significant issue, with many residents complaining about snow tracking, which can make sidewalks slippery and dangerous. During winter months, it's not uncommon to see neighbors shoveling their walks and clearing paths for pedestrians. Missed collections of garbage and recycling are also a recurring problem, often leading to litter and debris accumulating on the street. Some residents have reported issues with illegal dumping, indicating a persistent challenge with waste management.

Another notable issue is the state of the roadway, with potholes and poor road conditions causing inconvenience and potential damage to vehicles. Residents have also complained about blocked driveways, often due to illegally parked vehicles. While noise complaints are relatively fewer, some residents have reported disturbances from loud, residential noise, which could be from parties, construction, or other sources.

In contrast to the challenges faced on Dalton Avenue, nearby streets like Joel Place and Cranford Avenue have received higher grades, indicating better living conditions. Despite its challenges, Dalton Avenue residents' collective efforts in addressing these issues, such as participating in the Trees and Sidewalks Program, contribute to maintaining a 'B' grade for the street.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 27 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Dalton Avenue

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