Neighborhood summary

Living on Long Pond Lane in Staten Island, with a grade of B (score: 83.2), offers a mix of urban convenience and suburban tranquility, but it's not without its unique set of challenges. The street, home to 11 addresses, is sandwiched between the serene Scenic Lane and the vibrant Theatre Lane, both with top-notch grades of A, creating a stark contrast in the quality of life experiences.

Residents of Long Pond Lane often grapple with issues related to trees and waste management. The street has seen an alarming number of tree-related complaints, with several instances of fallen branches and even entire trees. This, coupled with reports of blocked driveways and hydrants, can make navigating the street a hazardous and inconvenient task. Additionally, noise pollution, particularly loud talking, has been a recurrent issue, potentially disrupting the otherwise peaceful atmosphere.

The street's waste management challenges are evident in the frequent reports of missed collections, leading to an accumulation of trash and compost, which can attract rodents. In fact, one resident reported a rat or mouse sighting. While the street's grade of B suggests that these issues are not overwhelming, they do pose a significant inconvenience and health risk to those living on Long Pond Lane.

In terms of crime, the street has seen a low incidence of felonies (1) and misdemeanors (1), with petit larceny and felony assault being the top offenses. Despite this, the nearby Parkhill Avenue, which has a grade of F, suggests that crime can be a significant concern in the broader neighborhood, potentially impacting the overall safety perception of Long Pond Lane residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 10 complaints) · 0.9/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Long Pond Lane

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