Neighborhood summary

Living on Platinum Avenue in Staten Island, you're likely to encounter a range of challenges that have culminated in its D grade and score of 63.1. The street's condition is a primary concern, with residents reporting potholes and even cave-ins, which can make navigation treacherous, especially during winter months. The streetscape is often marred by illegal posters and signs, detracting from any aesthetic appeal, while illegal dumping contributes to a sense of disorder and unsightliness. Trash accumulation is another common issue, with residents having to contend with overflowing bins and litter scattered throughout the street.

Heating problems are a significant source of discomfort, with some residents reporting inadequate or no heat at all, affecting both residential and non-residential buildings. This can be a particular hardship during the cold Staten Island winters. Street lights are often out, which can make nighttime walking unsafe and diminish the sense of security. The lack of proper signage, including damaged street signs and missing one-way signs, can also lead to confusion and potential traffic hazards. Additionally, while not common, reports of dead animals on the street can be a bothersome and unpleasant experience for residents. Despite these challenges, the community has not been immune to criminal activities, with a handful of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported in recent times, including petit and grand larceny, harassment, and assault.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 276 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Platinum Avenue

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