Neighborhood summary

Living on Petrus Avenue in Staten Island, New York, offers a unique blend of urban living and residential tranquility, with a grade of B (85.7) according to official city data. The street, home to 22 addresses, is characterized by a mix of well-maintained and slightly dilapidated properties, with a notable presence of trees and greenery that can sometimes grow over the sidewalks, as evidenced by the repeated complaints about overgrown trees and branches blocking the way.

One of the most significant issues residents face is the winter weather, with snow and ice accumulation often leading to slippery conditions and accessibility problems, as indicated by the multiple complaints related to snow or ice. The water system also poses challenges, with leaks and broken water meters being reported. The noise levels, particularly from residential sources and vehicles, can be bothersome, with loud music or parties and vehicle noise being the most complained-about issues. Illegally parked vehicles and blocked driveways further exacerbate the parking situation, causing inconvenience for residents.

Despite these challenges, Petrus Avenue maintains a relatively safe environment, with no recorded felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the nearby streets. The neighborhood is also well-connected, with nearby streets like Rochelle Place, Serrell Avenue, Rye Avenue, Chesebrough Street, and Memphis Avenue all receiving grades of B or higher, indicating a similar quality of life and community engagement. This suggests that while Petrus Avenue has its share of issues, it is part of a larger, generally well-maintained, and safe neighborhood in Staten Island.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 29 complaints) · 1.3/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Petrus Avenue

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Crime on Petrus Avenue

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