Neighborhood summary

Living on Shirra Avenue in Staten Island presents a mix of both serenity and some specific, addressable issues. The street's A grade is a testament to its overall safety and cleanliness, with zero reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. However, residents are predominantly concerned with water system and parking-related problems.

The most frequent complaints involve abandoned vehicles and illegal parking, with a total of 8 instances. These issues not only block the street and sidewalks but also pose safety hazards, especially when they obstruct fire hydrants. Residents have reported blocked hydrants three times, with one instance involving a hydrant running, and another where it was leaking. During emergencies, quick access to functioning fire hydrants is crucial, making these issues a pressing concern.

Overgrown trees and branches have also been a nuisance, with three reports. While they might enhance the street's greenery, tall branches can block traffic signs, reduce visibility for drivers, and potentially cause power outages during storms. Additionally, one report of a mouse sighting suggests that rodent control might be necessary to maintain the street's cleanliness and prevent potential health issues.

Despite these challenges, Shirra Avenue benefits from its proximity to other high-grade streets like Sweetgum Lane and McDivitt Avenue, which share similar safety and cleanliness standards. This neighborhood cohesion helps maintain a safe and pleasant living environment. With the help of local authorities and community efforts, these specific issues can be addressed, ensuring that Shirra Avenue continues to provide a high-quality living experience for its residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 14 complaints) · 1.4/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Shirra Avenue

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