Neighborhood summary

Living on Elizabeth Avenue in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood is an experience shaped by the unique blend of urban and suburban characteristics found in this borough. The street, with a grade of B, is home to a mix of well-maintained and older properties, reflecting the area's diverse housing stock.

One of the most prominent issues residents face is the management of snow and ice during the cold winter months. The street has seen numerous complaints about snow tracking, with residents reporting that snow is not cleared promptly, leading to slippery and unsafe conditions. Additionally, a few residents have expressed concerns about abandoned vehicles on the street, which can obstruct snow removal efforts and negatively impact the overall aesthetic of the neighborhood.

Another challenge is the occasional disruption of street lights. Residents have reported several instances of street lights being out, which can make the street feel less safe and secure at night. While the crime rate on Elizabeth Avenue is low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported, well-lit streets can serve as a deterrent to potential criminal activity.

On a positive note, Elizabeth Avenue is surrounded by streets with higher grades, such as Howard Court, Arlington Court, Davis Court, Harrison Place, and Bement Commons. This suggests that the neighborhood as a whole is well-maintained and likely has a strong sense of community. Despite the challenges faced by Elizabeth Avenue, the street's residents can take comfort in knowing that they are part of a larger community that prioritizes cleanliness and safety.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Elizabeth Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Elizabeth Avenue

Nearby streets