Neighborhood summary

Living on Fox Beach Avenue in Staten Island, as per the official city data, presents a picture of a well-maintained, safe, but not entirely problem-free street. The street's high grade of 97.6 is a testament to the city's efforts in keeping it in good condition, with most residents' complaints centering around street conditions such as potholes and cave-ins, indicating a need for regular repairs and maintenance.

One of the most notable issues is the prevalence of potholes, with three reports made in the past. These can make driving and even walking challenging, potentially causing damage to vehicles or leading to accidents. The cave-in reports suggest that there may be issues with the street's foundation or infrastructure, which could pose safety hazards if not addressed promptly. Additionally, a report of a running hydrant (WC3) hints at potential water wastage and the risk of accidents due to slippery surfaces, especially during cold weather when snow or ice is a reported issue.

Despite these challenges, Fox Beach Avenue remains a relatively quiet and safe street, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This is reflected in the high grades of nearby streets like Fox Lane, Thayer Place, and Ovis Place, suggesting a generally peaceful and well-kept neighborhood. However, the stark contrast with nearby streets like Ebbitts Avenue and Titus Avenue, which have much lower grades, underscores the importance of community involvement and city efforts in maintaining street conditions and safety.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Fox Beach Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Fox Beach Avenue

Nearby streets