Neighborhood summary

Living on Montell Street in Staten Island, with a grade of B, offers a blend of urban resilience and community spirit, but residents also face several nuisances and maintenance challenges. The most pressing issue is the frequent missed trash collections, with five complaints in the recent past. This has led to an accumulation of trash and compost, including recyclable metal, glass, and rigid plastic, making the street appear untidy. The litter has also attracted rodents, with two reported cases of rodent infestation, likely due to the condition attracting them.

The water system and street conditions are other areas of concern. Residents have reported three water system issues, potentially indicating leaks or clogs, and one complaint about rough, pitted, or cracked roads. Additionally, one fire hydrant was reported to be blocked, posing a potential safety hazard. Despite these issues, the street remains relatively safe, with only one reported felony, a case of burglary, and no misdemeanors or violations. The nearby streets vary in their grades, with Lagrange Place and Tabb Place being exemplary (Grade A), while Decker Avenue is in need of significant improvement (Grade F).

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Montell Street

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