Neighborhood summary

Living on Marshall Avenue in Staten Island, as per the city data, presents a picture of a relatively quiet and well-maintained street, with a majority of concerns revolving around seasonal weather management. The most frequent complaints, totaling three, are related to snow tracking. This suggests that while the street is likely cleared of snow promptly, the accumulation and subsequent tracking of snow onto the street by vehicles or residents can be a recurring issue, especially during heavy snowfalls. This may lead to temporary slippery conditions, requiring residents to exercise caution, particularly during the winter months.

The street also faces a single complaint each regarding illegal conversion of residential building/space and derelict vehicles. The former implies that there might be unauthorized alterations or uses of residential properties, which could potentially lead to overcrowding or safety hazards if not addressed. The latter indicates that there may be abandoned or inoperable vehicles parked on the street, which not only detract from the street's aesthetic but could also pose safety hazards if left unattended. Despite these issues, the street's A grade and low crime statistics suggest that the problems are likely isolated and not indicative of broader, persistent concerns.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Marshall Avenue

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