Neighborhood summary

Living on Gervil Street in Staten Island, as indicated by the city data, presents a unique set of challenges that residents have to navigate daily. Illegal parking is the most pressing issue, with a significant number of complaints (27), often leading to blocked hydrants (20), double-parked vehicles blocking traffic (3), and obstructions on the roadway (3). This not only creates parking dilemmas but also poses safety concerns, particularly during emergencies. Additionally, the street's grade of C (74.2) suggests that cleanliness and maintenance are ongoing issues, with reports of dirty conditions (3), dirt or gravel (2), and derelict vehicles (2) left unattended.

Noise pollution is another notable problem on Gervil Street, with three noise-related complaints, including construction activities before or after permitted hours (NM1). This could disrupt residents' sleep and daily activities, especially if the noise is persistent or occurs at odd hours. Furthermore, the lack of proper waste management is evident, with reports of missed collections (3) and trash or recycling accumulation (2), indicating that sanitation services may not be as efficient as residents would like.

Surrounding streets like Correll Avenue (Grade C) and Bombay Street (Grade C) face similar issues, while Hemlock Street (Grade B) and Locust Court (Grade A) seem to fare better in terms of city grades. Despite these challenges, Gervil Street remains relatively safe, with only one felony reported, and no misdemeanors or violations, suggesting that residents can feel secure in their homes. However, addressing the ongoing issues will require consistent effort from residents, local authorities, and the respective city agencies to improve the overall quality of life on Gervil Street.

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Gervil Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Gervil Street

Nearby streets