Neighborhood summary

Living on Faber Street in Staten Island, New York, can be quite a challenging experience, as reflected by its low grade of F and score of 43.9 based on official city data. Residents consistently report issues with the water system, with 21 complaints ranging from leaks to poor water pressure. Noise pollution is another significant problem, with 12 complaints about residential noise, including loud music and parties, indicating a persistent issue with late-night disturbances. Blocked driveways, with 11 complaints, suggest that parking is a contentious issue, likely due to narrow streets or a lack of off-street parking spaces.

Unique to Faber Street are several recurring problems that pose safety and accessibility concerns. Ten complaints of "No Access" suggest issues with blocked or inaccessible pathways, while nine complaints of hydrants running full or emergency situations highlight potential hazards. Four complaints of derelict vehicles and three of posted parking sign violations further underscore the parking struggles and lack of enforcement. The presence of four sewer backup complaints also indicates that the sanitation infrastructure may be struggling to keep up with demand. Despite these challenges, Faber Street is sandwiched between higher-graded streets like Faber Park and Kirkland Court, suggesting that improvement is possible with targeted efforts from local authorities and community engagement.

311 complaints trend · 2.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Faber Street

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