Neighborhood summary

Wade Street, tucked away in the heart of Staten Island, presents a picture of quiet, snow-kissed tranquility, at least according to the city's official data. The street, with its A-grade score of 98.1, boasts a clean slate in terms of crime, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The primary concerns of its residents, as reflected in the top complaints, revolve around the predictable tribulations of winter in New York City - snow and ice. Specifically, residents have reported issues with snow tracking, which suggests that while the city may be prompt in clearing the street, the melting and refreezing of snow can leave the street slippery and treacherous, causing pedestrians to tread carefully.

The street's idyllic serenity is further underscored by the scarcity of unusual or disturbing occurrences. For instance, only one report was made about a dead animal, specifically an opossum, suggesting that the street is largely free from such unpleasant surprises. However, it's worth noting that while Wade Street itself is a model of urban harmony, its proximity to streets with lower grades, such as Watchogue Road and Bryson Avenue, may be a cause for concern. These nearby streets, with their F-grades, could potentially be sources of noise, parking issues, or other disturbances that could spill over into Wade Street, disrupting its otherwise peaceful atmosphere.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Wade Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Wade Street

Nearby streets