Neighborhood summary

Living on Hope Avenue, a street in the heart of Staten Island, is an experience that's a mix of challenges and neighborly charm. The street, with a grade of C, has seen its fair share of issues, with abandoned vehicles and missed garbage collections being the most frequently reported complaints. The sight of vehicles left to rust or collect trash is not uncommon, often blocking parking spots or fire hydrants, which can be a safety concern during emergencies.

Noise is another significant issue, with noise complaints mostly stemming from barking dogs, but also including loud music or parties late into the night, disrupting the peace and quiet that many residents seek. The street is also plagued by poor sidewalk conditions, with roots and broken curbs causing tripping hazards, and snow tracking during winter making it slippery and dangerous. Despite these challenges, residents have shown a sense of community, with the 'Trees and Sidewalks Program' being one of the most reported issues, indicating an effort to maintain and improve the street's appearance. The nearby Belair Lane, Cabot Place, and Hope Lane offer stark contrast with their A-grade status, serving as a reminder of the potential for improvement on Hope Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hope Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hope Avenue

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