Neighborhood summary

Living on Norman Place in Staten Island is generally a peaceful and well-maintained experience, reflected in its high grade of 96.1. The street benefits from the quiet and safe atmosphere of its surrounding A-graded neighborhoods like Cooper Place and Melville Street, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the recent past. Residents enjoy proximity to the scenic Wolfe's Pond Park, which contributes to the overall pleasant living environment.

However, like any urban street, Norman Place faces some challenges. Snow and ice management is a recurring issue, with residents reporting snow tracking and blocked sidewalks during winter months. Water system problems include hydrant leaks and defects, which could potentially impact fire safety. Additionally, parking can be a concern, with illegal parking violations and blocked fire hydrants reported. Other nuisance issues include trash buildup and occasional obstructions, such as cones on the street. While these issues might not be pervasive, they are significant enough to warrant attention from local authorities to maintain the street's high standards.

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

311 Complaints

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