Neighborhood summary

Living on Tarrytown Avenue in Staten Island presents a mix of challenges and quietude. Residents here deal primarily with seasonal issues, as evidenced by the 35 snow and ice-related complaints, with snow tracking being the most significant concern, reported 26 times. This indicates that clearing pathways and sidewalks, and keeping the street passable during winter, is an ongoing struggle. The street lights, too, seem to cause some irritation, with 8 reports of outages, likely leading to periods of darkness that may affect safety and security.

The street's grade of B suggests that while there are issues, they are not insurmountable. However, the lack of reported noise complaints does not necessarily mean there's no noise pollution; it could simply indicate that it's not a pressing concern compared to other issues. The crime rate is reassuringly low, with only one felony assault reported, suggesting a relatively safe environment for residents.

Neighboring streets offer a range of experiences. Medina Street, with a grade of F, might be a stark contrast, indicating significant problems that residents there might face. Meanwhile, Aviston Street's grade of A suggests a higher quality of life. Despite the challenges, Tarrytown Avenue residents likely enjoy a sense of community and a unique Staten Island experience, with the potential for improvement in snow management and street lighting.

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Tarrytown Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Tarrytown Avenue

Nearby streets