Neighborhood summary

Living on Perry Avenue in Staten Island offers a mix of challenges and relative calm, with the street's C grade (78.4) reflecting a balance of issues and efforts towards improvement. The most prevalent concern among residents is snow and ice accumulation during winter months, with 13 complaints recorded. This often leads to problems like snow tracking, blocking driveways, and even hindering emergency vehicle access, with 7 reports of 'No Access'. The city's 311 system has seen repeated requests for snow removal and salt application to ensure safer pathways and easier navigation for both pedestrians and vehicles.

Illegal parking and abandoned vehicles are also notable challenges, with 4 and 3 complaints respectively. These issues not only cause visual clutter but also pose potential safety hazards by blocking fire hydrants or emergency vehicle access. Noise pollution, particularly from late-night activities, has been reported 3 times, suggesting a need for stricter enforcement of noise restrictions, especially after hours.

In terms of infrastructure, some residents have reported damaged branches and sidewalks, indicating a need for regular maintenance and repairs. Additionally, 2 complaints about blocked sidewalks highlight the importance of accessibility for all residents, including those with mobility issues or using strollers.

Despite these challenges, Perry Avenue's neighbors on Gannon Avenue North and Gannon Avenue South boast 'A' grades, indicating a potential for improvement and a higher quality of life. By addressing the specific concerns raised by residents, such as prompt snow removal, enforcement of parking regulations, and noise control, Perry Avenue has the opportunity to enhance its grade and better serve its community.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Perry Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Perry Avenue

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