Neighborhood summary

Living on Kunath Avenue in the shadow of Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood offers a mix of urban living and a sense of community, as reflected in its 'B' grade and 88.4 score. Residents here enjoy a relatively peaceful environment, with crime levels being low and limited to a single felony, typically a non-violent grand larceny offense.

However, the street's biggest challenges revolve around maintenance and cleanliness. Illegal dumping is a recurring issue, with residents reporting chronic cases and garbage or litter strewn about. Branches and limbs frequently fall due to neglect or damage, posing potential hazards. Snow and ice buildup during winter also cause problems, leading to slippery surfaces and blocked pathways. Despite the nearby St. Joseph's Cemetery maintaining an excellent 'A' grade, Kunath Avenue's cleanliness could use some improvement to match its neighbors. Residents have reported blocked fire hydrants, a serious concern that hinders public safety and emergency services. Additionally, abandoned vehicles contribute to a cluttered streetscape, further detracting from the neighborhood's overall appeal.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Kunath Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Kunath Avenue

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