Neighborhood summary

Living on Sharrots Road in Staten Island can present a unique set of challenges, as indicated by its low grade of F (score: 45.5) based on official city data. The street conditions are among the top complaints, with residents frequently reporting potholes, many of which have gone unaddressed, leaving the road surface bumpy and potentially damaging to vehicles. The street is often marred by illegally parked cars, abandoned vehicles, and even derelict vehicles, which not only contribute to the visual blight but also pose safety hazards, particularly in case of emergencies.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with frequent reports of noise coming from residential units, likely due to loud music or parties, which can disrupt the peace and quiet that residents might expect, especially during late-night hours. Additionally, the street is plagued by sanitation issues, with trash and compost often left uncollected, leading to an unsightly and unhygienic environment. Blocked sidewalks, possibly due to illegally parked vehicles or poorly maintained trees, further exacerbate the sense of disorder, making it difficult for pedestrians to navigate the street safely, especially for those with mobility issues or pushing strollers. The water system also presents problems, with residents potentially dealing with leaks or other water-related issues. In contrast, nearby streets like Sharrots Road, Lundsten Avenue, and Carlin Street, which have received a grade of A, offer a stark contrast to the conditions on this particular stretch of Sharrots Road. The crime statistics, while not excessively high, indicate a presence of petit larceny, harassment, and theft-fraud, suggesting that residents should remain vigilant to protect their property and personal safety.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sharrotts Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sharrotts Road

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