Neighborhood summary

Living on Farragut Avenue in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with a 'C' grade that reflects both persistent issues and areas of improvement. The street is notable for its frequent illegal parking problems, with 80 complaints logged. This can make parking a challenge for residents and cause occasional traffic congestion. The issue of blocked driveways, with 5 complaints, further adds to the parking woes. Overgrown trees and branches, with 2 complaints each, pose additional hazards, as they can obstruct vision and potentially cause damage or injury.

One significant concern is the blocking of the crosswalk, with 56 complaints. This safety issue can make it difficult for pedestrians, especially children and the elderly, to cross the street safely. Additionally, blocked hydrants, with 6 complaints, can be a serious fire safety hazard, as it hinders the prompt and effective response of firefighters in case of an emergency. Some residents have also reported issues with power lines being hit by vehicles, potentially causing power outages or other disruptions. While not excessively crime-ridden, with only 2 violations reported, residents still have to be aware of their surroundings, as harassment has been the top offense in the area.

311 complaints trend · 6.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

311 Complaints

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