Neighborhood summary

Living on Jaffe Street in Staten Island offers a mix of urban convenience and residential tranquility, with a few notable challenges that residents have reported. The street, with a grade of B (score: 88.1) and 17 addresses, is generally peaceful, as indicated by the lack of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. However, noise pollution is the most prevalent issue, with residents reporting instances of loud music or parties, banging or pounding, and loud televisions. These disturbances are likely due to the street's proximity to neighboring commercial or retail areas.

One recurring concern is accessibility and parking, with reports of blocked driveways and abandoned vehicles. Additionally, water system and sewer-related issues have been raised, including sewer backups and hydrant leaks. These problems may be attributed to the street's age or the wear and tear on its infrastructure. Furthermore, while the street condition has not been a major concern, it has been mentioned a few times, suggesting that some residents may find the street's physical state could use improvement. Despite these challenges, Jaffe Street residents enjoy a relatively safe and quiet living environment compared to other NYC streets, with nearby streets such as Tuttle Street and Devens Street also receiving good grades.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

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Crime on Jaffe Street

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