Neighborhood summary

Living on North Street in Staten Island is an experience that comes with a mix of challenges and quietude, as indicated by the official city data and the lack of reported crimes. Residents here often contend with weather-related issues, particularly during snowfall, with snow tracking being a frequent complaint, suggesting that snow removal services might not be as prompt or thorough as desired. The presence of abandoned vehicles, unsanitary conditions, and illegal dumping also points to a need for improved neighborhood upkeep and civic responsibility.

One standout issue is the prevalence of abandoned vehicles, with four such complaints registered. This could lead to blocked driveways, reduced parking spaces, and potential safety hazards, especially during emergency situations like snowstorms. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, though not explicitly mentioned, could be implied from the "Blocked Driveway" complaints, as residents might park in front of hydrants when their driveways are blocked.

However, it's not all grim on North Street. The "Maintenance or Facility" and "Plumbing" complaints suggest that some residents are proactive in reporting and addressing maintenance issues in their homes and properties. The low crime rate is also reassuring, indicating that the neighborhood is generally safe and peaceful. Compared to nearby streets like Maple Avenue (Grade F) and Grove Avenue (Grade C), North Street's grade of B (score: 85.6) suggests that it's in a better condition and offers a more stable living environment. Despite its challenges, North Street appears to be a residence where residents are engaged in improving their community, albeit with some persistent issues that could use the city's attention.

311 complaints trend · 6.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on North Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on North Street

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