Neighborhood summary

Living on Francis Place in Staten Island is, on the surface, quite pleasant, with its A-grade score reflecting a safe and well-maintained environment. However, a deeper dive into the official city data reveals some specific challenges that residents face on a regular basis.

One of the most pressing issues is water-related problems, with a total of 13 complaints, primarily revolving around no water (WNW) and low water pressure (WLWP). This means residents have had to deal with the inconvenience of not having access to running water or dealing with water pressure that's too low to effectively use. Additionally, there have been instances of catch basin clogging and flooding, which can lead to further water issues and potential damage to properties.

Another significant concern is waste management. Residents have reported issues with missed recycling and bulky waste collections, totaling 4 complaints. This could indicate a recurring problem with the city's waste management services, leading to an accumulation of waste on the street. There have also been complaints about bulky trash left on the street, which not only looks unsightly but also attracts pests and can pose a fire hazard.

Despite these issues, Francis Place remains a relatively quiet street, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the nearby area. The surrounding streets, such as Keune Court and Ridge Loop, also maintain high-grade scores, suggesting that Francis Place is part of a broader, well-kept neighborhood. However, the water and waste management issues serve as reminders that even in the most well-maintained areas, there can be specific challenges that need to be addressed.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 19 complaints) · 1.6/address ↑ Increasing

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Francis Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Francis Place

Nearby streets