Neighborhood summary

Living on Hamden Avenue in Staten Island is a challenge for its residents, as indicated by the street's low grade of F. The most pressing issue is noise pollution, with a total of 105 noise-related complaints, ranging from barking dogs to loud music and parties. Residents often report disturbances from 44 noise-generating dogs and 28 instances of loud music or parties, with some complaints mentioning specific hours, such as late-night revelry. The noise is not just limited to residential properties; street and sidewalk noise, often attributed to loud talking and vehicle noise, also pose a significant problem, with a combined 25 complaints.

Illegal parking is another major concern, with 21 complaints. While some vehicles are identified by their license plates, others are simply parked without proper authorization, leading to blocked driveways, sidewalks, and even fire hydrants. The street's condition also raises issues, with 18 complaints about potholes and 11 about the overall street condition. Additionally, there are reports of water system issues, such as dirty water and blocked hydrants, and abandoned vehicles contributing to the street's disarray. While nearby streets like Cascade Street, Bowden Street, and Grant Place offer stark contrast with their A grades, Hamden Avenue's residents face these issues daily, despite the lack of reported criminal activity.

311 complaints trend · 2.0/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hamden Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hamden Avenue

Nearby streets