Neighborhood summary

Living on Hamlin Place in Staten Island presents a unique set of challenges, as reflected in its D grade and score of 69.9. Residents have reported numerous issues with abandoned vehicles, with a total of 8 complaints mentioning license plates, indicating that these vehicles are not merely unclaimed but also potentially posing a safety hazard. The street also sees a significant number of non-emergency police matters (8), suggesting recurring issues that require law enforcement intervention.

Noise pollution is another prevalent problem, with 5 complaints specifically about residential noise and 2 instances of loud music or parties. This suggests that maintaining a peaceful environment, especially during nights, can be difficult for residents. The street also faces seasonal issues with snow and ice, with 7 complaints about snow tracking, indicating that proper snow removal and maintenance can be a challenge during winter months.

Unique problems include blocked or damaged sewers, with 2 complaints about sewer backup and 2 about lead, indicating potential health hazards. Additionally, there have been 3 complaints about dead animals, primarily squirrels, which could attract pests and create an unsanitary environment. Despite these challenges, there have been no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area, suggesting that while the quality of life issues are significant, serious criminal activity is not a widespread concern. However, the stark contrast between Hamlin Place and nearby streets like Ordell Avenue and Dryden Court, which have A grades, highlights the need for improvements in infrastructure, maintenance, and community engagement to elevate the living conditions on Hamlin Place.

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 22 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Hamlin Place

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