Neighborhood summary

Living on Ithaca Street in Staten Island's B-rated district offers a mix of quiet residential living with some notable challenges. The street's B grade, with a score of 88.9, indicates that while it's generally well-maintained, there are persistent issues that residents have to contend with. The most frequent complaints, totaling 16, revolve around the condition of the street itself. Residents often report potholes, rough or cracked roads, and weeds or grass growing in the street, which can make driving and walking difficult and unsightly. Additionally, there have been instances of abandoned vehicles and obstructions, which can block driveways or pedestrian paths, causing inconvenience for residents.

One specific issue that stands out is the damage and decay of trees lining the street. There have been reports of dead or dying trees, damaged branches, and limbs falling down, which can pose safety hazards and mar the neighborhood's aesthetic. Residents have also complained about illegal parking, improper use of parking permits, and snow tracking, indicating that parking can be a challenge during both fair and foul weather. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Ithaca Street is relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor reported in the area, and no felonies or violations, which can provide some reassurance for those living there.

311 complaints trend · 3.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 4 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Ithaca Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Ithaca Street

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