Neighborhood summary

Living on Locust Avenue in Staten Island, as indicated by its grade of F and score of 1.8, presents a challenging environment due to a combination of recurring issues. The street is plagued by chronic problems such as illegal parking, with a staggering 15 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways and even encampments. The noise from residential areas is a significant issue, with 6 complaints, suggesting frequent disturbances from loud music, parties, or other noisy activities. The presence of rodents and unsanitary conditions, each with 5 complaints, points to potential health hazards and a lack of proper waste management. The street is also marred by dilapidated vehicles, with 4 complaints, contributing to its overall untidy and unsafe appearance.

The daily life of residents on Locust Avenue is further disrupted by periodic problems such as trash accumulation, with 6 complaints, and street lights being out, with 4 complaints. Moreover, there are recurring issues with license plates being obscured, unleashed dogs in public, and no access to certain areas, each with 4 complaints, indicating a consistent lack of respect for rules and neighborly courtesy. The presence of homeless individuals, with 12 complaints, and derelict buildings, with 4 complaints under the "Building/Use" category, suggests a neglect of the street's infrastructure and a lack of support for its most vulnerable residents. In contrast, nearby streets like Allison Place and Kruser Street have significantly better grades, indicating a stark difference in living conditions. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Locust Avenue appears to be relatively low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the official data.

311 complaints trend · 2.8/address ↓ Decreasing

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Locust Avenue

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