Neighborhood summary

Living on Pearl Street in Staten Island presents a mix of both minor nuisances and more pressing concerns, as indicated by the 311 complaints and city data. The most frequent issue residents face is snow and ice accumulation during winter, with 39 complaints, primarily due to snow tracking, which can make walking and driving treacherous. The street's grade of B suggests that while these issues are noticeable, they are generally managed and addressed by the city.

Residents also frequently complain about noise, particularly loud music or parties, with five noise-related complaints. This can disrupt the otherwise peaceful nature of the street, especially at night. Derelict vehicles are another recurring issue, with four complaints, which not only affects the street's aesthetics but also potentially blocks parking spots or creates safety hazards.

Other specific problems include damaged trees and limbs, compost issues, and occasionally, bulky recycling or blocks in the street. One unique complaint was about inappropriate behavior, suggesting a one-time incident that may have warranted attention. Despite these concerns, the crime rate on Pearl Street is notably low, with only one felony recorded, indicating that the street is generally safe for residents.

Comparatively, neighboring streets have varied grades. Trossach Road, to the south, has a grade of D, suggesting significantly more issues, while Stone Street, Frean Street, and Marion Avenue, all to the north, have grades of A, indicating well-maintained streets with few complaints. Grove Street, to the east, has a grade of D, similar to Trossach Road. This variance in street grades can provide context for residents when comparing their experiences with those of their neighbors.

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Crime trend 2 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Pearl Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Pearl Street

Nearby streets