Neighborhood summary

Living on Driggs Street in Staten Island means navigating a streetscape that's often more challenging than its neighbors, as evidenced by its 'D' grade. Residents here face a constant battle against snow and ice, with the city reporting nearly three times as many complaints about snow tracking as any other issue, suggesting that plowing and clearing sidewalks are persistent problems.

Noise pollution is another significant concern, with ten complaints about loud music and parties. This likely creates a disruptive environment, especially for those who work early shifts or value quiet time at home. Additionally, parking issues are prevalent, with illegal parking and abandoned vehicles causing frequent headaches for residents. Blocked fire hydrants, a critical safety concern, have also been reported, which could hinder firefighters' access in case of an emergency.

The street's condition is a recurring topic of complaint, with potholes and sidewalks in need of repair. Derelict vehicles further contribute to the visual blight, while missed waste collections and dirtiness add to the overall unsightly nature of the street. In contrast, nearby streets like David Street, Lillian Place, and Russell Street boast significantly better grades, suggesting that Driggs Street may lag behind in terms of city services and maintenance. Despite these challenges, crime rates on Driggs Street are relatively low, with only one felony offense reported.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Driggs Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Driggs Street

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