Neighborhood summary

Living on Western Avenue in Staten Island, New York, presents a unique blend of urban living and community spirit, with a strong emphasis on cleanliness and safety, as indicated by its high grade of 91.8. Residents here enjoy the convenience of being close to the Goethals Bridge, connecting them to New Jersey, and having access to well-maintained, high-graded neighboring streets. However, the street's character is defined by persistent issues that, while not severe, require consistent attention.

One of the most pressing concerns for residents is the water system. With five complaints related to water issues, including hydrants knocked over or missing, leaks, and water main breaks, managing this infrastructure seems to be an ongoing challenge. This not only affects the aesthetic and cleanliness of the street but also poses potential safety hazards, such as creating damp spots or blocking sidewalks. The chronic dumping of waste and illegal parking also contribute to the street's unsightly condition, with residents reporting frequent instances of abandoned items, trash, and vehicles parked in prohibited areas.

Despite these challenges, the community takes pride in their street's overall safety, as reflected in the absence of reported felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. The lack of serious crime offenses suggests that Western Avenue maintains a sense of security and peace, likely due to the collective efforts of residents and local law enforcement. To maintain this harmony, residents actively engage in reporting issues and working together to address them, ensuring that Western Avenue remains a desirable place to live in Staten Island.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 14 complaints) · 2.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Western Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Western Avenue

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