Neighborhood summary

Living on Keely Street in Staten Island offers a mix of convenience and challenges. The street, home to nine addresses, has a neighborhood grade of B, indicating a generally safe and well-maintained area. However, residents are faced with recurring issues, predominantly related to parking and sanitation.

Illegal parking is the most frequently reported complaint, with 25 instances in the provided data. This often manifests as vehicles blocking driveways, parked in no-parking zones, or violating posted signs, with 22 instances of posted parking sign violations. The narrow street, with its limited parking spots, likely contributes to this issue. Residents may find themselves in a daily game of musical chairs, circling the block for an open spot or dealing with neighbors who park haphazardly, impeding their ability to access their own driveways.

Snow and ice buildup also pose challenges during winter months, with six reported instances of snow tracking and one cave-in. The narrow street might make snow removal difficult, leading to slippery conditions and potential hazards. The presence of derelict vehicles on the street further exacerbates these issues, as they can block sidewalks and make snow removal more troublesome.

Despite these challenges, Keely Street benefits from its proximity to better-rated streets like Abbott Street and Andrease Street, which might offer more parking options or quieter environments. The street's safety record, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, is also a significant plus. However, the recurring issues related to illegal parking and snow management suggest that residents might need to work together and engage with local authorities to improve their living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Keeley Street

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