Neighborhood summary

Living on Felton Street in Staten Island is generally a peaceful and safe experience, with crime rates being practically non-existent according to official city data. The street boasts an impressive grade of A (score: 98.0), indicating a high quality of life for its residents. However, like any urban area, it's not without its unique challenges.

One of the primary issues on Felton Street is the persistent problem of abandoned and illegally parked vehicles. Residents have reported four instances of abandoned vehicles, often with license plates, causing obstruction and eyesores. Additionally, there have been three instances of commercial overnight parking, which can lead to congestion and difficulty in finding parking spots for residents. In one instance, an illegally parked vehicle was reported to have hit a building, potentially causing damage. The city's Sanitation Department has been notified about one instance of illegal dumping, suggesting a lack of civic responsibility among some individuals.

Another challenge is the issue of overgrown trees and branches, which can pose safety hazards and obstruct sidewalks and streets if not properly maintained. In one case, a resident has requested the removal of a tree, indicating that the issue might be causing some inconvenience. Despite these challenges, the nearby streets, including Aye Court, Bee Court, Gauldy Avenue, Caswell Lane, and Regal Walk, also maintain high grades, suggesting that the quality of life in the broader neighborhood is generally good.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

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