Neighborhood summary

Living on Galloway Avenue in Staten Island can be quite challenging, as evidenced by its low grade of F. Residents here face a constant battle against the elements and city services, with snow and ice being the most pressing issues. It's not uncommon for snow to accumulate and freeze over, leading to slippery conditions and snow tracking onto cleared roads, according to the numerous complaints received. The water system also seems to cause trouble, with hydrant leaks being a frequent problem, potentially leading to water waste and increased bills. The noise level is not constant but can be disturbing at times, with residents reporting issues like banging or pounding, and even noise from residential areas.

Parking and road conditions are another source of frustration. Illegal parking is a persistent issue, with some residents reporting that parked vehicles block their driveways or even block fire hydrants, which is not only annoying but also a safety hazard. The roads themselves are in poor condition, with potholes and broken curbs causing damage to vehicles and creating tripping hazards. Some residents have even reported that snowplows have damaged their cars or hit power lines while clearing the streets. Despite these issues, the neighborhood is not entirely desolate. Nearby streets like Marianne, Riegelmann, and Pontiac offer a stark contrast with their high grades, suggesting that with the right attention and resources, Galloway Avenue could also be improved. However, the high crime rate, dominated by petit larceny and felony assault, adds another layer of concern for residents, making them feel less safe in their community.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 19 complaints) · 1.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 109 total

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