Neighborhood summary

Living on Shiloh Street in Staten Island, New York, presents a mix of challenges and relative tranquility, as reflected in its B grade and overall score of 81.3. The most prevalent issue residents face is illegal parking, with a significant number of complaints, totaling 16. This suggests a chronic problem with vehicles parked in no-parking zones, blocking driveways, or otherwise obstructing traffic flow, with instances of commercial overnight parking and double-parked vehicles blocking traffic contributing to the issue. Despite these parking woes, violent crime is remarkably low, with only 0 felonies reported in the area, and misdemeanors and violations totaling just 1 each.

Another notable concern for Shiloh Street residents is the occasional disruption of essential services. A total of 3 complaints were registered regarding missed collections, water system issues, and heat/hot water problems. Additionally, 3 reports were made about illegal fireworks, indicating that loud, disruptive noises may occasionally mar the otherwise relatively peaceful neighborhood. However, these issues seem to be isolated incidents rather than persistent problems. The nearby streets offer a varied picture; while Radford Street and Merry Mount Street have similar grades to Shiloh Street, Elie Court's D grade suggests significantly more pressing issues, and Poi Court's A grade indicates a well-maintained and safe neighborhood.

311 complaints trend · 2.0/address → Stable

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Crime on Shiloh Street

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