Neighborhood summary

Living on Lamont Avenue, Staten Island, presents a unique blend of challenges and opportunities. The street, with a grade of D, has a score of 63.2, indicating that while it's not in the best condition, it's also not the worst in the borough. Residents are likely to encounter several infrastructural issues on a regular basis. Snow and ice accumulation are common complaints during winter, with some residents reporting difficulties in clearing their paths due to inadequate city snow tracking efforts.

Illegal parking is another significant concern, with numerous complaints about vehicles blocking fire hydrants and sidewalks, posing potential hazards in case of emergencies. The street's tree population, while adding to its character, also causes issues. Overgrown and damaged trees often block sidewalks and cause root damage to the pavement, leading to uneven and hazardous walking surfaces. Residents may also experience water system problems, with leaks and standing water being reported. Despite these challenges, the street remains relatively safe, with only one reported felony in the recent past.

However, living on Lamont Avenue also has its advantages. The street is close to several other avenues, offering residents easy access to a variety of amenities and services. While the neighboring streets of Ramona Avenue, Rathbun Avenue, Darlington Avenue, and Marcy Avenue have lower grades, indicating more significant issues, Ellsworth Avenue, just a short distance away, has a grade of B, suggesting that better maintained streets and services are within reach. Therefore, life on Lamont Avenue is a trade-off, with infrastructural challenges balanced by proximity to better maintained areas and a relatively low crime rate.

311 complaints trend · 1.2/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Lamont Avenue

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