Neighborhood summary

Living on Cornell Avenue in Staten Island is, by and large, a peaceful and safe experience, as evidenced by the zero felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported in the area. However, residents have consistently raised concerns about illegal parking, which tops the list of complaints. This isn't just a matter of minor inconvenience; it's a significant issue that can block emergency vehicles from accessing hydrants, with seven reports of blocked hydrants, including one instance where a hydrant was leaking and another where it was knocked over or missing. This could pose a serious threat to public safety, particularly during emergencies.

Another notable problem is the presence of abandoned vehicles, with two reports. These vehicles not only contribute to the illegal parking problem but also bring down the aesthetic appeal of the street. Additionally, there have been reports of illegal hotel rooms in residential buildings, indicating potential zoning violations and overcrowding issues that could strain local resources. Despite these challenges, the street maintains a high grade of 97.1, likely due to the prompt attention given to these issues by the city's 311 system.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 11 complaints) · 1.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 12 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Cornell Avenue

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