Neighborhood summary

Living on Graham Avenue in Staten Island presents a unique set of challenges, as indicated by its grade of D and a score of 67.2 based on official city data. Residents here often contend with a high volume of illegal parking, with 17 complaints filed, making it difficult to find a parking spot or navigate the street safely. The issue is further compounded by abandoned vehicles, with 7 removal requests submitted. Street lights, a crucial element for safety and visibility, are often out, with 10 reports of malfunctioning lights, leaving the street dark and potentially dangerous at night.

Noise pollution is another significant issue on Graham Avenue, with 5 complaints each regarding residential and vehicle noise. This could indicate a persistent problem with loud music, parties, or revving engines, which can disrupt the peace and quiet that many residents seek. Additionally, illegal dumping, with 5 complaints, contributes to the visual blight of the street, attracting pests and creating an unsanitary environment. The street's condition is also a concern, with 3 reports of potholes and damaged trees, suggesting that city maintenance efforts may be needed to improve the infrastructure and greenery along Graham Avenue.

Despite these challenges, crime levels on Graham Avenue are relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor reported. However, the surrounding streets present a varied picture of safety. While some nearby streets like Commerce Street and Plank Road have higher grades (B), others like Speedwell Avenue have a significantly lower grade (F), indicating that safety can vary greatly even within close proximity. Living on Graham Avenue requires residents to be proactive in addressing community concerns and working with local authorities to improve the street's overall quality of life.

311 complaints trend · 1.4/address → Stable

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Crime on Graham Avenue

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