Neighborhood summary

Living on Shale Street in Staten Island, while not without its challenges, offers a blend of urban convenience and community tranquility. The street, with a grade of B and a score of 86.3, is relatively quiet, with minimal crime reported in the area. The residences here are predominantly single-family homes, contributing to a neighborly atmosphere.

One of the most pressing issues for residents is parking and access to their driveways. With 9 reports of blocked driveways and several instances of partial or no access, finding a parking spot can be a daily struggle. This is exacerbated by the 3 reports of illegal parking and 2 reports of abandoned vehicles. The street's narrow width and the prevalence of cars parked on both sides make this a recurring problem.

Another significant concern is waste management and disposal. There have been 7 reports of missed collections and 4 reports of residential disposal complaints. Residents often find themselves dealing with bulky trash items that aren't always separated properly, leading to 4 reports of bulky trash and 2 reports of waste not separated. The 2 reports of dirty water and 2 reports of trash scattered around further highlight the need for better waste management practices.

While these issues are indeed present, it's essential to note that they are not unique to Shale Street. Many residential streets in NYC grapple with similar challenges. The good news is that the city's 311 system allows residents to report these issues directly, and the city works to address them. Despite these challenges, Shale Street's residents enjoy a strong sense of community, with many neighbors looking out for one another, creating a safe and welcoming environment to call home.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Shale Street

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