Neighborhood summary

Keppel Avenue, nestled in the heart of Staten Island, presents a deceptively idyllic facade, boasting a high overall grade of A with a score of 98.7, the highest in the borough. However, a closer examination of official city data reveals some persistent concerns that paint a more nuanced picture of life on this street.

Topping the list of grievances is the street's condition, with residents reporting three instances of poor road quality. This is not merely a matter of minor cracks or uneven surfaces; the specific problems reported include potholes, with three incidents logged. These potholes, if left unaddressed, can cause significant damage to vehicles, leading to costly repairs. Furthermore, they pose a safety hazard, especially for cyclists and motorcyclists, who must navigate around them to avoid accidents.

Another pressing issue is the presence of abandoned vehicles, with two such incidents reported. These vehicles not only mar the aesthetic appeal of the street but also pose practical problems. They can block fire hydrants, hindering emergency services' access in case of a fire, and may also lead to illegal parking, further exacerbating congestion on the street. Additionally, abandoned vehicles can attract nuisance activities, potentially leading to an increase in crime, despite the current low felony, misdemeanor, and violation rates.

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Notable buildings on Keppel Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Keppel Avenue

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