Neighborhood summary

Emmett Avenue, tucked away in the northeastern corner of Staten Island, presents a picture of quiet, almost serene, living, as reflected in its high grade and low crime rates. The street, home to just two addresses, enjoys a sense of seclusion, buffered by the nearby Greenbelt and Conference House Park. However, life on Emmett Avenue isn't entirely without its challenges, primarily revolving around the upkeep of its tree-lined sidewalks.

Residents often find themselves navigating broken sidewalks, a couple of which have been reported and are awaiting repair. These damaged sections can pose a trip hazard, especially for those with mobility issues or young children. In addition, there have been instances where trees have leaned or uprooted, potentially blocking sidewalks or causing further damage to the pavement. While the street is graded 'A' for its overall cleanliness and safety, these specific issues highlight the importance of regular maintenance and city response to reported concerns.

Interestingly, despite being a residential street, Emmett Avenue hasn't been plagued by the typical urban issues like loud music or parking congestion. This could be attributed to its location, which is somewhat removed from the city's bustling core, and its small population. However, the overgrown trees and damaged ones mentioned in the complaints suggest that the street might benefit from more regular tree pruning and maintenance services. Overgrown branches can not only obscure visibility but also pose a risk to power lines, as evidenced by one of the specific problems reported.

Limited data — only 3 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Emmett Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Emmett Avenue

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