Neighborhood summary

Living on Loretto Street in Staten Island presents a unique blend of challenges and satisfactions. The most pressing issue residents face is the frequency of missed waste collection, with a total of 8 complaints, indicating a consistent struggle with maintaining cleanliness. This is further exacerbated by the recurring problem of illegal parking, with 5 complaints, which often leads to blocked driveways, another common issue with 3 complaints. The street's B grade (80.3) suggests that while these problems are nuisances, they do not reach crisis levels.

One of the most notable issues is the persistent noise pollution, with 4 complaints specifically citing loud music or parties. This suggests that while the street is not eerily quiet, the noise levels can be disruptive to residents' peace and quiet, especially at certain times. Additionally, there are recurring water system problems, with 6 complaints, including hydrant leaks (WC1) and dirty water (WE). These issues could indicate a need for improved infrastructure and maintenance in the area.

Despite these challenges, Loretto Street offers a sense of community, as evidenced by the relatively low crime rates. With 0 felonies, 0 misdemeanors, and only 1 violation, the street is generally safe. The top offense, harassment, with 2 incidents, suggests that while there may be occasional disputes, they are typically minor and do not escalate to serious crimes. Compared to nearby streets like Surfside Plaza (Grade F), Loretto Street appears to be a more desirable place to live, offering a balance between safety and quality of life. However, the challenges outlined above suggest that there is still room for improvement in terms of waste management, noise control, and infrastructure maintenance.

311 complaints trend · 1.0/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Loretto Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Loretto Street

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