Neighborhood summary

Living on Oldfield Street in Staten Island can present a unique set of challenges, as indicated by the low grade and specific complaints from residents. The most prevalent issue is illegal parking, with a total of 17 complaints, which often leads to blocked hydrants, a critical safety concern, with 14 reported incidents. This can hinder firefighters' ability to access water in case of an emergency and poses a significant risk to the community. The presence of derelict vehicles, with 5 complaints, further contributes to the parking chaos and can negatively impact the street's overall aesthetics.

Another notable issue is animal-related complaints, with 13 reports in total. This includes instances of animal abuse (8 complaints) and unsanitary conditions due to private animal property (5 complaints). These issues can lead to concerns about public health and safety, as well as potentially distressing situations for animal lovers in the neighborhood. Additionally, the street light conditions have been a source of concern, with 4 complaints about street lights being out, which can affect both safety and security at night.

In contrast to the nearby streets, which have grades ranging from A to B, Oldfield Street's F grade highlights the need for improvement in various aspects. While crime statistics for the street are relatively low, with only 2 felonies reported, the quality of life issues cannot be overlooked. The stark difference between Oldfield Street and its neighboring streets underscores the urgency for the city to address the specific problems plaguing this community.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Oldfield Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Oldfield Street

Nearby streets