Neighborhood summary

Living on Ramapo Avenue in Staten Island, as indicated by its grade of B (score: 81.2), presents a mix of challenges and relative tranquility. Residents here have had to contend with a significant number of illegal parking issues, with reports suggesting that vehicles are often parked in restricted areas or blocking hydrants, the latter of which is a serious safety concern as it hinders access to vital fire protection. The water system has also been a point of contention, with residents reporting failures to retain water or improper drainage, leading to potential flooding and property damage.

The street conditions on Ramapo Avenue are another concern, with potholes and damaged trees contributing to a less than ideal walking and driving experience. Snow and ice buildup during the winter months can exacerbate these issues, leading to slippery surfaces and potential accidents. Despite these challenges, the noise level is relatively low, with only one complaint regarding a barking dog. The nearby streets show a varied picture, with Leneavar Avenue and Elks Place scoring high with Grade A, while Latham Place has a lower Grade D. This indicates that while Ramapo Avenue has its issues, there are also nearby streets with better conditions. Crime statistics are reassuringly low, with no felonies reported and only a handful of misdemeanors and violations, suggesting a relatively safe living environment.

311 complaints trend · 1.3/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Ramapo Avenue

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Crime on Ramapo Avenue

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