Neighborhood summary

Living on Minthorne Street in Staten Island's Tompkinsville neighborhood is generally a peaceful and safe experience, reflected in its high grade of A (92.8) and negligible crime rates. However, residents have reported a recurring issue with noise pollution, particularly from commercial establishments and loud music or parties. The street has seen five complaints related to loud music and parties, suggesting that while rare, these incidents can disrupt the otherwise tranquil atmosphere.

Another notable challenge is the occasional illegal parking, with one complaint specifically mentioning a violation due to a parked vehicle blocking a fire hydrant. This issue, though infrequent, could potentially pose a safety hazard during emergencies. Additionally, residents have dealt with isolated incidents of street light outages and the presence of rodents or insects, highlighting the importance of regular maintenance and cleanliness.

Despite these challenges, Minthorne Street benefits from its proximity to Tompkinsville Park, a well-maintained green space that offers a peaceful respite from city life. The street is also surrounded by other high-grade streets, ensuring a consistent level of quality and safety in the area. Overall, while Minthorne Street faces some noise and parking issues, it remains a pleasant and secure place to live, with a dedicated community working together to maintain its high standards.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Minthorne Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Minthorne Street

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