Neighborhood summary

Living on Johnson Avenue in Staten Island, with a grade of C, presents a mix of challenges and annoyances, primarily revolving around parking and street maintenance. Residents here often contend with illegal parking, a persistent issue with 13 complaints, making it difficult to find a spot for their own vehicles. The problem is exacerbated by abandoned vehicles, with 7 complaints, and commercial vehicles parking overnight, with 5 complaints, further limiting available space. Blocked hydrants, a safety concern, have been reported three times, which could hinder emergency services' access during fires or other crises.

The street conditions on Johnson Avenue leave much to be desired, with 4 complaints. Potholes, with 2 reports, can cause damage to vehicles and make walking difficult, while a cave-in, also reported twice, poses a serious safety hazard. Some residents have also faced partial or no access to their driveways due to improperly parked vehicles or other obstacles, with 4 and 2 complaints respectively. Additionally, missed waste collection, with 5 complaints, can lead to litter and unsightly conditions.

Despite these issues, Johnson Avenue has a low crime rate, with only 1 misdemeanor reported. However, the constant noise from loud music or parties, not explicitly mentioned in the data but a common complaint in urban areas, might be an additional challenge for residents looking for a peaceful environment. In comparison, nearby streets like Eden Court, Tyrrell Street, Bentley Lane, Maine Street, and Butler Avenue boast higher grades and likely offer more well-maintained and quieter living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 1.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

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