Neighborhood summary

Living on Macon Avenue, Staten Island, presents a range of challenges that have led to its D grade on the city's official data. The street's condition is perhaps the most pressing issue, with numerous potholes and damaged tree limbs causing obstructions and posing potential safety hazards. Residents have also reported blocked fire hydrants, a critical concern in the event of a fire, and branches or limbs that have fallen down, further exacerbating the street's disrepair.

Illegal parking is another significant problem on Macon Avenue, with residents frequently complaining about vehicles blocking the street and sidewalks. This not only creates inconvenience but also poses accessibility issues for individuals with mobility challenges. The water system has also been a source of frustration, with reports of leaks and other issues that could indicate a need for repairs or maintenance. Additionally, rodent sightings and overgrown trees and branches contribute to a less-than-ideal living environment, underscoring the need for increased maintenance and upkeep. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Macon Avenue appears to be relatively low, with only a few reported incidents in the past. However, the presence of assault-related offenses serves as a reminder of the importance of addressing the street's physical conditions to promote a safer and more welcoming community.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Macon Avenue

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