Neighborhood summary

Living on High Street in Staten Island, with a grade of B, presents a mix of manageable challenges and pleasant aspects. The street is primarily residential, with homes nestled between tree-lined sidewalks, offering a sense of community and tranquility. However, residents have reported several recurring issues that often require city intervention.

One of the most frequent complaints is missed waste collection, with 14 instances reported, indicating a recurring problem with sanitation services. This likely results in litter accumulation, which could be a contributing factor to the 4 reports of excessive trash on the street. Additionally, water system issues are prevalent, with 11 reports of low water pressure, no water, and dirty water, suggesting inconsistent or poor water quality and supply. Illegal use of fire hydrants, with 1 report, poses another significant concern, as it can lead to blocked hydrants and potential fire safety risks.

Snow and ice management is also a notable issue, with 10 reports, highlighting the challenges of clearing the street during winter months. Snow tracking, roadway conditions, and damaged trees further exacerbate these difficulties. Despite these recurring problems, the street's B grade indicates that many of these issues are being addressed, and the overall quality of life is relatively good compared to other Staten Island streets, such as Lyman Avenue, which has a grade of F.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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