Neighborhood summary

Living on Patten Street in Staten Island is often a quiet and peaceful experience, as reflected by its high grade and lack of reported crimes. However, residents are occasionally faced with unique challenges that disrupt their otherwise peaceful existence. The most prevalent issue is the keeping of illegal animals as pets, with three instances of roosters being reported. While it's not uncommon for city dwellers to keep pets, the loud, early morning crowing of roosters can be a significant disturbance, especially for those who work night shifts or have young children with early school hours.

Another recurring problem is after-hours work being conducted illegally. Although the exact nature of this work is not specified, it could range from late-night construction or renovations to noise from power tools or heavy machinery. This can be particularly distressing for light sleepers or those with health conditions that require a quiet and restful environment. Despite these issues, the Emergency Response Team (ERT) has been called twice, indicating that while these problems may be bothersome, they are not severe enough to warrant immediate, urgent action.

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

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