Neighborhood summary

Living on Pike Street in Staten Island's Tompkinsville neighborhood can be quite pleasant, thanks in large part to the community's collective efforts in maintaining cleanliness and safety, reflected in its high grade of A. Residents enjoy a relatively quiet environment, with a total absence of reported felonies, misdemeanors, and violations in the past year. However, like any urban street, Pike Street faces its share of challenges, albeit at a much lower frequency than its immediate surroundings.

One of the most notable issues is the occasional illegal dumping, with two instances reported in the past year. This often takes the form of discarded furniture, electronics, or construction debris left curbside, which not only mars the street's appearance but also poses potential health and safety hazards. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants have been a recurring concern, with one report in the same period. This issue underscores the importance of responsible parking and community awareness, as blocked hydrants can hinder firefighting efforts in case of an emergency. Despite these challenges, the community seems proactive in addressing these issues, as evidenced by the removal requests and missed collection complaints, demonstrating a collective commitment to keeping Pike Street clean and well-maintained.

Limited data — only 2 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 3 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Pike Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Pike Street

Nearby streets