Neighborhood summary

Living on Ingram Avenue in Staten Island, as indicated by the official city data, presents a mix of both challenges and satisfactory conditions. Residents here enjoy a relatively safe environment, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. However, they contend with several recurring issues that may impact their daily lives.

One of the most prominent problems is the frequent missed collections of trash and recycling, with seven complaints logged. This could lead to an accumulation of waste on the street, attracting pests, and creating an unsightly environment. Additionally, illegal parking and blocked driveways are significant concerns, with six complaints each. These issues can make it difficult for residents to park their vehicles or access their properties, causing stress and inconvenience.

Another notable challenge is the presence of abandoned vehicles, with four complaints recorded. These vehicles not only detract from the street's aesthetics but also pose potential hazards. Residents also report issues with damaged and dying trees, as well as branches or limbs falling down, which could pose safety risks, particularly during storms or high winds.

On the positive side, Ingram Avenue's B grade (score: 86.4) indicates that overall, the street is well-maintained and provides a reasonable quality of life for its residents. Neighbors benefit from the proximity of nearby streets with high grades, such as Warwick Avenue (Grade A), which likely offers access to amenities and resources that contribute to their overall satisfaction with the area. However, to ensure the continued improvement of Ingram Avenue, it is essential for residents and the city to work together to address the persistent issues outlined above.

311 complaints trend · 1.9/address → Stable

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