Neighborhood summary

Living on Graham Boulevard in Staten Island is generally a peaceful and pleasant experience, reflected in its high grade of A and a score of 91.0. The street is well-maintained, with a majority of residents taking pride in their homes, as evident in the low number of complaints compared to other nearby streets. However, a few specific issues do arise that can disrupt the otherwise serene atmosphere.

One of the most common complaints is noise, particularly from loud music or parties, with five instances reported. These events, while not frequent, can be disruptive to residents, especially those who work early shifts or have young children. Another issue is the water system, with two complaints mentioning leaks. One resident specifically reported a water leak with the comment "WA2," suggesting it might be a recurring problem. Dead or dying trees and dead animals have also been reported twice each, indicating a need for increased maintenance and cleaning efforts.

Interestingly, despite the general satisfaction with the street, there's been an increase in illegal dumping, with two complaints. This is unusual for a street with such a high grade and suggests a need for increased community awareness and vigilance. Additionally, one resident reported an abandoned vehicle, highlighting the importance of regular street cleaning and enforcement of parking regulations.

Despite these issues, Graham Boulevard remains a relatively quiet and safe street, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The nearby streets, such as Slater Boulevard, Nugent Avenue, Mason Avenue, Naughton Avenue, and Rowan Avenue, have significantly lower grades, suggesting that Graham Boulevard is one of the better-maintained streets in the area.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 1.2/address ↓ Decreasing

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