Neighborhood summary

Living on Walcott Avenue in Staten Island, you're greeted by a stark contrast between the quiet, well-maintained neighboring streets and the C-graded reality of your own. Dead animals, a telltale sign of a struggling ecosystem, have been reported four times, suggesting a lack of regular pest control or animal removal services. The constant buzz of illegal parking, with two reported incidents, contributes to the daily inconvenience, as does the occasional noise pollution from idling vehicles or loud music, which has been reported once.

The street's sanitation issues are apparent in the frequent reports of trash, with two incidents, and illegal dumping, hinting at a lack of community responsibility or inadequate waste management services. The once-magnificent trees lining Walcott Avenue are now reduced to dead or dying remnants, with one report highlighting their plight. Despite the snow and ice removal services, slippery conditions linger during harsh winters, as indicated by one report. The water system has also caused concern, with a leak reported, potentially hinting at infrastructure issues that need addressing.

Despite these challenges, Walcott Avenue's crime rate is relatively low, with only one felony and one misdemeanor reported, suggesting a sense of community safety amidst the environmental and sanitation concerns. However, the top offenses of criminal mischief and grand larceny serve as reminders that vigilance and community involvement are key to maintaining a peaceful neighborhood.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 0.9/address → Stable

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Walcott Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Walcott Avenue

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