Neighborhood summary

Living on Bombay Street in Staten Island offers a unique blend of challenges and a sense of community, as reflected in the official city data. The street's C grade, with a score of 77.3, indicates that while there are persistent issues, the neighborhood is generally well-maintained. Illegal parking is the most prevalent complaint, with 33 reports, often due to parked vehicles violating posted signs, with 23 violations recorded. This can make street parking a hassle for residents, especially during snowfall, which has been reported 12 times, likely leading to blocked driveways (reported 3 times) and inaccessible streets.

Noise pollution is another significant challenge, with 10 complaints specifically about residential noise and another 10 about banging or pounding. These disturbances could be attributed to late-night parties or construction activities that extend beyond permitted hours, as evidenced by 2 reports of construction noise before or after hours. The street also struggles with sanitation issues, including derelict vehicles (4 reports) and unsanitary pigeon conditions (2 reports), which could contribute to a less welcoming environment.

Despite these challenges, life on Bombay Street isn't all noise and parking woes. The street's residents have shown a willingness to engage with city services, as seen in the variety of complaints recorded. The fact that no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations were reported in the area suggests a safe, close-knit community looking out for one another. Living here might involve some advocacy and patience to address persistent issues, but it also offers a sense of community and pride in shaping the neighborhood's future.

311 complaints trend · 2.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 4 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Bombay Street

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