Neighborhood summary

Living on Innisfree Street in Staten Island offers a mix of challenges and opportunities, as indicated by its C grade and the specific issues reported by residents. The street is somewhat quiet in terms of crime, with only a handful of felonies, misdemeanors, and no violations reported, but quality-of-life issues are prominent.

The most frequent complaints revolve around sanitation and cleanliness. Residents have reported missed trash collections, dirty conditions, and illegal dumping, which contribute to the overall untidy appearance of the street. Trash buildup is a particular issue, with five reports of excessive refuse, suggesting that proper waste management is a recurring problem. Additionally, two reports of loud music or parties indicate that noise pollution can be a disturbance for some residents, especially at night.

In terms of infrastructure, some residents have complained about the condition of the sidewalks, with one report mentioning a broken sidewalk. Moreover, there have been reports of water system issues, leaks, and even sanitary conditions, suggesting that some properties might not be well-maintained. Pests and mold have also been reported, indicating that some buildings might have structural or hygiene problems.

Nearby streets present a stark contrast to Innisfree Street. Saint Josephs Avenue and Laforge Place, for instance, have received A grades, indicating well-maintained and clean streets. However, Hooker Place, just a stone's throw away, has received an F grade, suggesting that living conditions can vary dramatically even within close proximity. This highlights the importance of community engagement and collective efforts to improve the living conditions on Innisfree Street.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 17 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Innis Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Innis Street

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