Neighborhood summary

Living on South Greenleaf Avenue in Staten Island is a relatively peaceful experience, with a B grade that reflects a generally well-maintained and safe environment. The street is home to a mix of residential buildings and single-family houses, with a strong sense of community. However, like any urban street, it has its share of challenges.

One of the most common issues residents face is missed collections, with seven complaints logged over time. This usually involves recyclables not being picked up, with metal, glass, and rigid plastic materials being the most commonly reported. Illegal parking is another persistent problem, with three complaints, often involving vehicles parked in no-parking zones or blocking crosswalks. The street also experiences seasonal issues with snow and ice, with residents reporting blocked crosswalks and snow tracking.

Lead is a significant concern on South Greenleaf Avenue, with four residents requesting lead kits for their homes. This is a serious issue, as lead exposure can have severe health consequences, particularly for children. The street also faces issues with abandoned vehicles and illegal dumping, with three and one complaints respectively. Despite these challenges, the street enjoys a low crime rate, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported.

In terms of nearby streets, Margaretta Court and Sawyer Avenue have a similar grade of B, suggesting a comparable level of livability. However, Constant Avenue has a notably lower grade of D, indicating that residents there may face more significant challenges.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 24 complaints) · 1.4/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on South Greenleaf Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on South Greenleaf Avenue

Nearby streets