Neighborhood summary

Living on Pierce Street in Staten Island can be challenging, as indicated by its low grade and the variety of complaints residents have reported. The street is often plagued by abandoned and derelict vehicles, with a significant number of complaints specifically mentioning vehicles with license plates. These vehicles not only clutter the streetscape but also pose potential safety hazards. Residents also frequently complain about loud music and parties, which can disrupt the peacefulness of the neighborhood, especially at night. The street conditions are generally poor, with potholes and snow tracking during the winter months causing difficulties for both pedestrians and drivers.

In addition to these issues, Pierce Street also struggles with cleanliness. Residents have reported finding trash and experiencing illegal dumping, which can attract pests and make the area less inviting. The street is also prone to being blocked by snow and ice during winter storms, which can hinder emergency vehicle access and make it difficult for residents to navigate the street. Unfortunately, these problems are not isolated to Pierce Street; neighboring streets like Oder Avenue and Britton Avenue also have similarly low grades, suggesting that these issues are prevalent in the surrounding area as well. Despite these challenges, residents have shown a willingness to engage with the city by reporting these issues, hoping to bring about positive changes to their community.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 8 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Pierce Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Pierce Street

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