Neighborhood summary

Living on Willow Avenue in Staten Island is generally a pleasant experience, as indicated by its high grade of A (95.8). The street is predominantly quiet, with only two crime violations reported in the last year, according to official city data. However, residents do face some persistent issues.

One of the most common problems is the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles. Five complaints were made about vehicles with license plates, and two about derelict vehicles, suggesting that some residents struggle with neighbors or visitors leaving their cars unattended for extended periods. This not only detracts from the street's appearance but also poses potential safety hazards. Additionally, one complaint was made about an illegally converted residential building or space, indicating that some residents might be dealing with overcrowding or unauthorized living situations in their neighborhood.

During winter months, snow and ice buildup can also pose challenges, as evidenced by one complaint. Residents may need to be proactive in clearing sidewalks to maintain safe pedestrian access. Furthermore, there have been incidents of illegal dumping, which can lead to unsightly litter and potential health hazards.

In comparison to nearby streets, Willow Avenue fares well. While Langere Place, Opus Court, and Chestnut Avenue also have their issues, Lynhurst Avenue has a significantly lower grade of D, indicating more pressing problems. Despite its minor challenges, Willow Avenue remains a relatively peaceful and well-maintained street in Staten Island.

Limited data — only 9 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Willow Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Willow Avenue

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