Neighborhood summary

Living on Orlando Street in Staten Island offers a mix of urban convenience and residential calm, with a few unique challenges that residents have reported to the city. The street's B grade and score of 85.5 reflect a generally pleasant living environment, but snow management and construction-related issues have been the most prevalent concerns.

During the winter months, Orlando Street residents have contended with snow tracking, a problem that has been reported three times. This likely means that snow isn't consistently cleared from the street and sidewalks, leading to slippery, uneven surfaces that can make walking and driving challenging. Inadequate snow removal can also cause snow to pile up and block fire hydrants, a safety hazard that residents should be mindful of.

Another notable issue is the presence of illegal curb cuts or driveway structures. One resident has reported this problem, suggesting that some homeowners may have constructed or altered their driveways without proper permits or in violation of city codes. While this might not seem like a major issue, it can contribute to parking difficulties and potentially impact the street's drainage and infrastructure.

Despite these challenges, Orlando Street's crime rate is relatively low, with only one felony, two misdemeanors, and no violations reported. The most common offense was grand larceny, followed by frauds and offenses against public order and sensibility. This suggests that while petty crimes and minor disturbances may occur, the street remains a largely safe place to live. Residents can take solace in knowing that their neighbors on nearby streets, such as Lansing Street and South Beach Avenue, also enjoy relatively high-quality living conditions, as indicated by their A and B grades.

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

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Orlando Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Orlando Street

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