Neighborhood summary

Living on Sharrotts Road in Staten Island, as indicated by the official city data, presents a mix of both peaceful and disruptive elements, with illegal parking and noise being the most prominent issues. Residents here enjoy a relatively safe environment, with no recent felony, misdemeanor, or violation reports, which is a testament to the active community engagement and the borough's 'A' grade.

However, the top complaints, particularly illegal parking and noise from residential settings, hint at a persistent challenge for the residents. The street is often plagued by vehicles parked in violation of posted signs, often leading to tow truck companies being called in. The noise, often stemming from loud music or parties, can disrupt the otherwise calm atmosphere, especially during late hours. Additionally, issues like illegal dumping, derelict vehicles, and litter basket complaints suggest a lack of civic responsibility among some residents, contributing to a less than ideal living environment.

On the brighter side, the street's 'A' grade indicates that these issues are being addressed and managed effectively. The nearby streets like Lundsten Avenue, Carlin Street, Storer Avenue, and Marjorie Street also have 'A' grades, suggesting a consistent level of safety and cleanliness across the neighborhood. Despite the occasional inconveniences, Sharrotts Road offers a relatively peaceful living experience, with the community actively working together to maintain their street's high grade.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 17 complaints) · 1.4/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sharrots Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sharrots Road

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