Neighborhood summary

Living on Preston Avenue in Staten Island, with a grade of D (score: 65.5) based on official city data, presents a mix of challenges and necessities for its residents. The street, lined with a combination of residential and commercial buildings, is plagued by recurring issues that significantly impact the daily lives of those who call it home. One of the most prominent issues is the poor condition of the street itself, with numerous potholes and cave-ins making navigation difficult and potentially dangerous. Residents also grapple with frequent damage to trees, including fallen limbs and branches that crack and pose a risk of falling, which not only creates a safety hazard but also contributes to an untidy appearance.

Another significant challenge is the regular occurrence of missed waste collection, leading to an accumulation of trash and contributing to an unsanitary and unsightly environment. Illegal dumping also adds to this problem, with residents reporting instances of discarded items left on the street. Additionally, water system issues, such as sewer backups and water leaks, cause inconvenience and potential health risks. The noise pollution from loud parties and plates in disrepair can make for restless nights and an overall unpleasant living situation. Despite these challenges, there are nearby streets with higher grades, such as Lt. John H. Martinson Playground and Osborne Street, which offer residents access to better-maintained areas. However, the crime rate on Preston Avenue, with reported felonies, misdemeanors, and violations, underscores the need for increased safety measures and community engagement to ensure the well-being of its residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Preston Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Preston Avenue

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