Neighborhood summary

Engert Street on Staten Island, with a grade of A and a score of 95.5, is generally considered a well-maintained and safe street. However, residents and passersby have reported several specific issues that slightly detract from the overall pleasant living experience. The most prevalent problem is illegal parking, with two complaints regarding vehicles violating posted parking signs. This can lead to congestion and make it difficult for residents and visitors to find suitable parking spaces. Additionally, there have been reports of a broken sidewalk, which could pose a tripping hazard and create an inconvenience for pedestrians, especially those with mobility issues.

Another notable issue is chronic illegal dumping. This not only contributes to an unsightly and unhygienic environment but also attracts pests and increases the risk of flooding during heavy rain. There has also been a report of a pothole, which can cause damage to vehicles and create a safety hazard for cyclists and motorcyclists. Despite these challenges, the street's high grade indicates that the city has been responsive to addressing these issues, and Engert Street remains a desirable place to live, with a low crime rate and nearby streets that are also well-maintained.

Limited data — only 4 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

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