Neighborhood summary

Living on Seymour Avenue in Staten Island, with a B grade of 87.7, offers a mix of conveniences and challenges. The street, home to 13 addresses, is relatively quiet in terms of crime, with only 2 misdemeanors and 1 violation reported in the area. However, residents have raised concerns about persistent issues that impact their daily lives.

Illegal parking is a significant issue, with 4 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways and partial access. Abandoned vehicles, with 3 complaints, can also pose safety hazards and mar the street's appearance. Snow and ice accumulation during winter months, as reported in 2 instances, can make streets slippery and difficult to navigate. Additionally, the street signs occasionally dangle, causing potential confusion for drivers and pedestrians alike. Despite these issues, Seymour Avenue's most pressing problem is noise pollution, with both "Noise - Residential" and "Loud Music/Party" complaints registered.

Nearby streets offer a contrast in conditions. Orange Avenue, just a stone's throw away, struggles with severe problems, earning an F grade. In contrast, Hagaman Place, Tabb Place, and Smith Place maintain high standards with A grades, while Riley Place mirrors Seymour Avenue with a B grade. These varying conditions reflect the unique character of each street, influencing the quality of life for residents across Staten Island.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 11 complaints) · 0.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Seymour Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Seymour Avenue

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