Neighborhood summary

Living on Hawley Avenue in Staten Island's Great Kills neighborhood is generally a peaceful and safe experience, as indicated by its high grade and low crime rates. However, residents have reported several persistent issues that occasionally disrupt their daily lives. The most frequent complaint is about abandoned vehicles, with five reports mentioning license plates and even paper license plates, suggesting that these vehicles are often left unattended and unmoved for extended periods. This not only presents an eyesore but also potentially blocks parking spots for residents and visitors.

Illegal parking and building use violations are also common concerns. Residents have reported instances of buildings being converted illegally, which could lead to overcrowding and safety issues. Additionally, there have been reports of general construction and plumbing problems, suggesting that some buildings may not be well-maintained. The water system has also been a point of concern, with reports of dirty water and blocked hydrants, which could pose health and safety risks. During winter, snow and ice buildup have been a minor issue, with one report of snow tracking. While these problems may not be severe, they highlight the need for regular upkeep and maintenance of the street and its infrastructure.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 19 complaints) · 1.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

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Notable buildings on Hawley Avenue

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Crime on Hawley Avenue

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