Vermont Avenue

Should you live here? C — 79.1

Living on Vermont Avenue in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood can be a mixed bag, with residents experiencing both annoyances and safety, thanks to the street's C grade and a relatively low crime rate. The most pressing issue is illegal parking, with 34 complaints, often involving parked vehicles blocking driveways or violating posted signs, making it challenging for residents to park near their homes. Snow and ice build-up during winter months also pose problems, with seven complaints, highlighting the city's struggles in maintaining clear sidewalks and roads. Derelict vehicles and abandoned cars (a total of 9 complaints) further contribute to the street's visual blight and potential safety hazards.

Despite these issues, Vermont Avenue appears to be generally quiet in terms of crime, with only one violation reported in the past year. However, the condition of nearby streets like Clifton Avenue, Tompkins Avenue, Virginia Avenue, and Maryland Avenue, which all received failing grades, could potentially impact the quality of life for Vermont Avenue residents. The street's proximity to these troubled areas might contribute to the ongoing parking and vehicle-related complaints. Ultimately, living on Vermont Avenue requires residents to remain vigilant about their neighbors' parking habits and to report any persistent issues to ensure a safer and cleaner environment for all.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

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Notable buildings on Vermont Avenue

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