Neighborhood summary

Living on Reno Avenue in Staten Island can present a unique set of challenges, primarily revolving around parking and maintenance issues, as reflected in the official city data. Residents might find their mornings disrupted by illegally parked vehicles, with a staggering nine complaints recorded in the last year alone. This can make parking for residents and visitors alike a constant struggle. The problem is exacerbated by the presence of abandoned vehicles, with eight complaints, which not only take up valuable parking spots but also contribute to the overall visual blight of the street.

Snow and ice accumulation during the winter months can also be a significant issue, with five complaints each. Snow tracking and blocked hydrants (seven complaints) pose safety concerns, while snow-covered tree branches (five complaints) can cause damage to property or even injury. The street's grade of B indicates that while these issues are present, they are not severe enough to categorize Reno Avenue as one of the worst streets in the borough. However, the constant presence of these problems can wear on residents' patience and quality of life.

On a brighter note, crime rates on Reno Avenue are notably low, with no recorded felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the recent past. This provides a sense of safety and security for the residents. Comparatively, nearby streets like Cannon Boulevard (Grade C) and Princeton Avenue (Grade B) have higher grades due to more prevalent issues, making Reno Avenue relatively more appealing in terms of safety and crime. Despite its parking and maintenance challenges, Reno Avenue retains a certain level of tranquility and safety, which can be a significant draw for potential residents.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address → Stable

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Crime on Reno Avenue

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