Neighborhood summary

Living on Lippett Avenue in Staten Island is a mixed bag, with a grade of C, indicating that residents face several challenges, but also have access to some well-maintained nearby streets. The most prominent issue is the dirty condition of the street, with eight complaints, suggesting that litter, trash, and recycling often accumulate, creating an unsightly and potentially unsanitary environment. The frequent reports of broken sidewalks (three complaints) also pose a tripping hazard for pedestrians, especially the elderly and young children.

Another significant concern is the illegal conversions of residential buildings and spaces (three complaints), which can lead to overcrowding, increased strain on infrastructure, and potential fire safety hazards. Additionally, the presence of cones and obstructions (two complaints each) might disrupt traffic flow and create navigational challenges for both drivers and pedestrians. Although the number of parking-related complaints is low, with only one report of illegal parking, the street condition complaints (four) could indicate potholes or other road damage that affects vehicle safety.

Interestingly, despite the challenges, crime rates on Lippett Avenue seem relatively low, with only one felony, one misdemeanor, and one violation reported. However, it is essential to address the ongoing issues, such as the dirty conditions and illegal conversions, to improve the overall quality of life for residents and enhance the safety and appeal of the neighborhood.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lipsett Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lipsett Avenue

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