Neighborhood summary

Living on Lathrop Avenue in Staten Island presents a unique blend of urban challenges and the resilience of its residents. The street, with a grade of C, has seen its fair share of issues, primarily revolving around waste management and tree maintenance. Residents often complain about waste being set out too early or too late, with a notable 19 complaints in this category. This suggests a recurring problem with garbage collection schedules or individual residents' practices, which can lead to unsightly litter and potential health concerns. The street is also plagued by damaged trees, with 12 reports, indicating a need for regular pruning and maintenance to ensure safety and aesthetics.

Illegal parking is another significant issue, with 7 complaints. This can cause congestion, block driveways, and potentially pose safety hazards. Residents have also reported blocked fire hydrants, a critical concern that could hinder emergency response services. Interestingly, there's a recurring problem with raccoons, with 4 reports, suggesting a local population that may be drawing residents' ire with their nocturnal rambunctiousness.

On the brighter side, serious crime is relatively low on Lathrop Avenue, with only 1 misdemeanor reported. However, noise pollution, particularly from construction before or after hours, is a persistent issue, with 3 complaints. This can disrupt the peaceful atmosphere that many residents might desire.

Neighboring streets like Bidwell Avenue and Waters Avenue have better grades, indicating that there's room for improvement on Lathrop Avenue. Despite these challenges, the community's collective efforts to address these issues through official complaints demonstrate a commitment to maintaining and enhancing the street's living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lathrop Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lathrop Avenue

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