Neighborhood summary

Living on Gaynor Street in Staten Island, you'd be part of a tightly-knit community, with a B grade indicating a generally safe and well-maintained neighborhood, despite some persistent challenges. The street is predominantly residential, with most of the 14 addresses likely being homes, judging by the number of noise complaints related to residential noise, which could include late-night parties or loud music.

Snow and ice pose a significant issue during winter months, with seven complaints about snow or ice, and four about snow tracking. Residents have also reported four instances of blocked crosswalks and two of blocked hydrants, suggesting that snow removal and plowing could be improved. Illegal parking is another recurring problem, with eight complaints, indicating that some residents may struggle to find parking spots or are frustrated by vehicles parked illegally.

Derelict vehicles are also a concern, with four complaints, which could contribute to a cluttered and unsightly streetscape. The street condition and potholes have also been reported issues, with five and four complaints respectively, suggesting that the city could allocate more resources for repairs and maintenance. Despite these challenges, Gaynor Street benefits from its proximity to higher-rated streets like Peacock Loop and South Drum Street, which offer more amenities and potentially safer environments.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 1.6/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Gaynor Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Gaynor Street

Nearby streets