Neighborhood summary

Living on Kingsbridge Avenue in Staten Island offers a unique blend of urban and residential experiences, with a B grade that reflects a generally well-maintained environment. The street is characterized by a mix of single and multi-family homes, with a strong sense of community that is evident in the relatively low crime rate, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported in the latest data.

However, residents face several challenges that require their attention and the city's response. The most pressing issue is blocked driveways, with nine complaints, which can hinder access to homes and cause inconvenience for residents. Snow and ice accumulation, a common problem in New York City's winters, has also been a concern, with four complaints. This can lead to slippery conditions and make it difficult for residents to navigate the streets safely.

Water system issues, including water meter breaks and leaks, have been reported three times each, indicating a need for maintenance and repair. Additionally, blocked hydrants, a serious safety hazard as they impede fire protection, have been reported once. Residents also deal with illegal parking, with two complaints, which can make parking difficult and potentially block driveways and fire hydrants.

Despite these challenges, Kingsbridge Avenue stands out in its neighborhood, with better grades than nearby streets like Elson Street (F) and Lamberts Lane (D). Surrounded by streets with similar grades, such as Leigh Avenue (B) and Gauldy Avenue (B), Kingsbridge Avenue offers a relatively quieter and safer living environment compared to its immediate surroundings. Nonetheless, residents continue to work with the city to address the specific issues that affect their quality of life.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 27 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Kingsbridge Avenue

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