Neighborhood summary

On Fairbanks Avenue in Staten Island, life is a constant negotiation with the city's infrastructure and its residents' priorities. The street, rated a D with a score of 65.3, bears the weight of numerous issues that impact the daily lives of its inhabitants. The most pressing concern is the deplorable state of the street itself, with potholes, cracked surfaces, and rough patches causing inconvenience and potential damage to vehicles. Residents have reported issues with access to their driveways, often blocked by illegally parked cars or abandoned vehicles, a persistent problem that plagues the street. The lack of adequate snow removal during winter months further exacerbates this issue, with snow tracking making it difficult for cars to navigate the streets.

Another significant challenge is the presence of derelict vehicles, which not only clutter the streetscape but also pose environmental concerns due to potential leaks and other hazards. Despite several complaints, these vehicles remain a stubborn presence on Fairbanks Avenue. The street also sees its fair share of animal abuse complaints, suggesting a need for better community engagement and education on animal welfare. The crime rate, while not extremely high, includes a single felony of grand larceny, indicating a need for vigilance and community involvement to maintain safety. Compared to nearby streets like Currie Avenue and Platt Street, which have higher grades, Fairbanks Avenue faces unique challenges that require targeted attention from the city and its residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Fairbanks Avenue

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