Neighborhood summary

Living on Hunter Avenue in Staten Island, New York, is an experience marked by a constant battle against noise pollution and neglected street conditions. The F grade, the lowest possible, reflects the significant challenges faced by residents on this stretch. The most pressing issue is the relentless noise, with street and sidewalk noise complaints topping the list. Late-night parties with loud music, often accompanied by shouting and car horns, are a common occurrence, with 62 instances reported. This noise is not just from residences but also from idling vehicles and even lawn care equipment, making it a persistent problem throughout the day and night.

The street conditions on Hunter Avenue are equally concerning. With 45 complaints, the state of the street is a significant issue for residents. Potholes, a common sight, number 35, causing potential damage to vehicles and posing a safety hazard for cyclists and pedestrians. Additionally, 11 reports of illegally parked vehicles blocking crucial areas like fire hydrants or crosswalks further exacerbate the situation. The water system also poses problems, with 24 complaints, including sewer backups, highlighting the need for infrastructure repairs. Despite these issues, crime statistics on Hunter Avenue are relatively low, with no felonies reported and only one misdemeanor, suggesting that while the living conditions may be challenging, safety is not a major concern.

311 complaints trend · 2.9/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hunter Avenue

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Crime on Hunter Avenue

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