Neighborhood summary

Living on Greenwood Avenue in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood is marked by a strong sense of community and safety, reflected in its high grade of A. The street is well-maintained, with residents taking pride in their homes, as evidenced by the low number of complaints and the presence of healthy, well-kept trees. However, winter brings its unique set of challenges, with snow tracking being the most frequently reported issue. Residents have expressed concerns about snow not being cleared promptly, leading to slippery paths and blocked driveways. Despite this, the city's Department of Sanitation works diligently to keep the streets clear and safe during snowfall.

One of the standout features of Greenwood Avenue is its quiet ambiance, a stark contrast to some of its neighboring streets like Hart Boulevard, which has a grade of F due to noise complaints. The peaceful environment is occasionally disrupted by minor traffic infringements, as indicated by the top offense of 'Vehicle and Traffic Laws.' However, with only one misdemeanor and one violation reported in the last year, the street remains a tranquil and secure place to live. The community also takes an active interest in maintaining their water systems, with a few residents requesting lead kits, showing a proactive approach to ensuring their water safety. The nearby Ridgewood Place, with a grade of A, shares a similar profile, contributing to the overall appealing nature of Greenwood Avenue as a place to call home.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 12 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

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Crime on Greenwood Avenue

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