Neighborhood summary

Living on Greenfield Avenue in Staten Island can be a challenge, as indicated by its C grade and a score of 71.0 based on official city data. The most prominent issue is illegal dumping, with a staggering 15 complaints, suggesting that residents often deal with unsightly and potentially hazardous waste scattered across the street. This not only affects the aesthetic appeal of the neighborhood but also poses health and safety risks, especially for children and pets.

Another significant concern is the prevalence of abandoned vehicles, with 8 complaints, which can block driveways, cause traffic hazards, and contribute to the overall untidy appearance of the street. The street conditions are also a frequent source of complaint, with 7 reports, indicating that residents grapple with potholes, cracked pavement, and other infrastructure issues that can make walking and driving difficult and dangerous. Additionally, blocked sidewalks and driveways (with 2 complaints each) further inconvenience residents by impeding access to homes and impeding emergency vehicle access. Despite these issues, crime rates on Greenfield Avenue are relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor reported in the nearby area. However, the presence of illegal parking (4 complaints) and frequent missed collection of trash and recycling (9 complaints) highlight the need for improved community awareness and cooperation in maintaining the cleanliness and order of the street.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Greenfield Avenue

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