Neighborhood summary

Living on Newark Avenue in Staten Island offers a mix of urban challenges and community resilience, as reflected in its overall B grade and specific complaints. Residents here face a variety of issues, primarily revolving around the water system and street conditions. The street is notorious for water-related problems, with multiple reports of no water supply, excessive water in basements, and improper drainage. During winter, snow tracking and partial access to driveways due to snow and ice buildup can be significant obstacles. The street condition itself is another source of concern, with frequent reports of potholes and damaged trees leaning or uprooted, likely due to the harsh weather conditions and aging infrastructure.

Noise pollution is also a noticeable issue on Newark Avenue, with several reports of loud music and parties disturbing the peace. This, coupled with occasional incidents of illegal dumping, suggests that some residents may struggle with maintaining the cleanliness and quietude they desire. Despite these challenges, the community has shown initiative in addressing these issues, as evidenced by the multiple removal requests and plumbing complaints. The variety in nearby street grades, from A to F, indicates a somewhat mixed neighborhood, with some pockets of well-maintained streets and others that require more attention. The low crime rate, with only a handful of felonies and misdemeanors reported, suggests that while Newark Avenue has its share of challenges, it remains a relatively safe place to live.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 21 complaints) · 1.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Newark Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Newark Avenue

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