Neighborhood summary

Living on Oberlin Street in Staten Island offers a mix of both challenges and conveniences. Residents here have primarily reported issues related to parking and access, which can significantly impact daily life. Illegal parking, especially commercial overnight parking, is a persistent problem, with vehicles often blocking driveways and even hydrants, making it difficult for residents to access their properties or use essential city services. On one occasion, a hydrant was even reported running, potentially wasting water and posing a safety hazard. While noise complaints are less frequent, some residents have had to endure disturbances from other animals, which can disrupt the peacefulness of the neighborhood.

Despite these issues, the street maintains a decent overall grade of B, suggesting that quality-of-life is generally tolerable. However, it's crucial to address the reported problems, as they can have significant impacts on residents' safety, convenience, and overall wellbeing. The nearby streets have varying grades, with Norway Avenue and Mallory Avenue sharing similar issues, while Cameron Avenue and Quintard Street seem to fare better. As for crime, the street experiences a low to moderate level of criminal activity, with dangerous drugs, criminal trespass, and harassment being the top offenses. To improve the living conditions, the city should prioritize enforcement of parking regulations, better street lighting, and increased maintenance of water systems to address the specific concerns of Oberlin Street residents.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Oberlin Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Oberlin Street

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