Neighborhood summary

Living on Sharott Avenue in Staten Island can present a unique set of challenges, as reflected in its city grade of D and a score of 61.1. The most prevalent issue is the condition of the street itself, with numerous reports of potholes, a testament to the wear and tear that time and heavy traffic have inflicted. Residents have to navigate these uneven surfaces daily, which can be hazardous, especially for cyclists and those with mobility issues. Additionally, the street light condition is a recurring complaint, with several instances of lights being out, potentially compromising the safety of pedestrians and residents, particularly during late-night hours.

Illegal parking is another significant concern on Sharott Avenue. With 16 complaints, it's clear that parking enforcement could be more stringent. This issue not only causes inconvenience but also poses safety hazards, such as blocked fire hydrants or driveways. Furthermore, the presence of abandoned vehicles, with five complaints, contributes to the visual blight of the street, potentially driving down property values and encouraging further neglect. While the nearby streets like Everett Place, Kenneth Place, and Stevenson Place enjoy higher grades, the stark contrast highlights the need for improvement on Sharott Avenue. Despite these challenges, the street's crime rate is relatively low, with no felonies reported and only two misdemeanors and violations, indicating that while maintenance and upkeep are pressing issues, the street remains relatively safe.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

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