Neighborhood summary

Living on Leigh Avenue in Staten Island, New York, presents a mix of challenges and relative quietude, as reflected in its B grade and score of 86.7. Residents here have contended with various obstructions, with cones and abandoned vehicles blocking the way, and dead or dying trees posing safety hazards. The street has seen instances of loud music or parties, disrupting the peace at night, and snow tracking issues during winters, making navigation difficult. Trash or recycling littering the street has also been a recurring problem, marring the aesthetic appeal of the neighborhood.

Despite these issues, Leigh Avenue has not been entirely overwhelmed by crime. The street has seen a total of two reported offenses in the past - a felony and a misdemeanor, both being non-violent crimes. The top offenses were criminal mischief and grand larceny, suggesting that property damage and theft have been the primary concerns. However, the low crime rate offers some reassurance to residents. The street is situated nearby other Staten Island streets with varying grades, including Elson Street (F), which might have higher crime rates or more significant issues, and Caswell Lane (A), Pyramid Court (A), and Gauldy Avenue (B), which are relatively safer and better maintained.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Leigh Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Leigh Avenue

Nearby streets