Neighborhood summary

Living on Madsen Avenue in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood is a tale of two sides, reflecting its overall B grade. The street, home to just 19 addresses, is relatively quiet, with a low crime rate, including no reported felonies in the past year. However, the quality of life for residents is impacted by recurring issues, as indicated by the specific complaints filed.

Residents often grapple with persistent waste management problems. Abandoned vehicles and illegally parked cars frequently clutter the street, blocking driveways and sometimes even access to fire hydrants. Illegal dumping is another chronic issue, with trash and bulky items often left on the curb, attracting pests and marring the street's appearance. Recycling materials are often mixed with regular trash, making collection and sorting difficult. The streetlights, while not a major source of complaint, are occasionally reported as being out, potentially compromising safety, especially during the darker winter months.

Neighbors have also expressed frustration with construction and plumbing-related noise and disruptions, suggesting that building maintenance and renovation projects may be ongoing. Despite these challenges, Madsen Avenue is buffered by streets with higher grades, such as Frosinone Lane and Torrice Loop, which may offer neighborhoods with better maintained infrastructure and lower complaint rates. Nevertheless, the recurring issues on Madsen Avenue highlight the need for consistent upkeep and enforcement to improve the quality of life for its residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 27 complaints) · 1.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 8 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Madsen Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Madsen Avenue

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