Neighborhood summary

Living on Johanna Lane in Staten Island is a testament to the resilience of its residents, who navigate a unique blend of challenges and nuances that shape their daily lives. The street, graded C with a score of 77.8, is a stark contrast to its pristine neighbors like Singleton, Knox, and MacGregor Streets, all graded A. The most prevalent issue is noise pollution, with a staggering nine complaints related to loud music and parties. Residents here have had to contend with late-night raucousness, making it difficult to maintain a peaceful environment, especially during sleep hours.

The water system also presents significant issues, with four complaints ranging from dirty water to leaks and even a running hydrant. These problems not only disrupt daily routines but also pose potential health and safety risks. Furthermore, the street struggles with pest control, with four reports of dead animals (including raccoons and a deer) and one complaint about a condition attracting rodents. The presence of these animals can deter from the street's cleanliness and safety, potentially impacting property values and quality of life. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Johanna Lane is surprisingly low, with only one felony offense reported, indicating that the community has not been significantly impacted by serious criminal activity.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 19 complaints) · 2.1/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

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Crime on Johanna Lane

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