Neighborhood summary

Turner Street, a quiet and well-maintained thoroughfare in the heart of Staten Island, offers residents a peaceful living experience, as reflected in its high grade of 95.2. The street, lined with a mix of residential and commercial buildings, is characterized by its cleanliness and well-tended foliage. However, a few recurring issues have been reported by residents that slightly mar its otherwise pristine image.

One of the most significant concerns is the condition of the street itself. Residents have reported numerous potholes, rough and cracked roads, and even cave-ins, which can make navigating the street challenging and potentially dangerous. These issues seem to be the most pressing, with a total of 11 complaints related to the street's condition. Additionally, a few residents have complained about water quality issues, including taste and odor problems, and missed collections, which could indicate a need for improved waste management services. Despite these issues, Turner Street's neighbors, such as Gladwin Avenue, Crab Tree Avenue, and Lemondrop Court, also maintain high grades, suggesting a generally well-kept neighborhood.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 18 complaints) · 2.6/address ↑ Increasing

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Turner Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Turner Street

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