Neighborhood summary

Living on Mallory Avenue, nestled in the borough of Staten Island, presents a unique blend of challenges and inconveniences, as indicated by its F grade and a score of 39.2 based on official city data. The street is often marred by a cacophony of noise, primarily stemming from loud music and parties, with over 10 complaints logged within the year. These disturbances are frequently accompanied by the persistent issue of illegally parked vehicles, with 9 complaints, and the presence of abandoned cars, totaling 12 complaints. This combination of noise and parking problems likely contributes to a sense of disorder and chaos, making it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes in peace.

Another significant concern is the state of cleanliness and maintenance on Mallory Avenue. Residents have logged 6 complaints about dirty conditions, with another 8 complaints regarding trash. Some of this litter may be attributed to the 5 complaints about blocked driveways, as improperly discarded items can accumulate and create unsightly piles. Additionally, there have been 5 complaints about blocked fire hydrants, which not only creates a fire safety hazard but also impedes the effective functioning of the hydrants during emergencies. These issues, coupled with the 4 complaints about overgrown trees and branches and 4 about dead or dying trees, suggest a street that is often untidy and in need of regular upkeep. Despite these challenges, residents of Mallory Avenue must contend with the reality that their neighborhood is bookended by streets with starkly different grades, with Cameron Avenue scoring an A and Norway Avenue an F, highlighting the disparities in living conditions within close proximity.

311 complaints trend · 1.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Mallory Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Mallory Avenue

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