Neighborhood summary

Living on Talbot Place, Staten Island, presents a unique blend of tranquility and minor nuisances, as reflected in its high grade of A (92.8). The street, predominantly residential, is home to just four addresses, fostering a close-knit community feel. However, the presence of abandoned vehicles and damaged trees indicates a need for better maintenance and enforcement.

The most common issue on Talbot Place is abandoned vehicles, with a total of three complaints. These vehicles often bear license plates, suggesting they are not merely discarded but rather left unattended for extended periods. This not only mars the aesthetic of the street but also poses potential safety hazards, such as blocked fire hydrants or driveways. Additionally, residents have reported instances of damaged trees, likely due to weather conditions or neglect, and snow tracking, which could lead to slippery conditions during winter.

Despite these challenges, Talbot Place remains relatively crime-free, with no felonies reported and only two misdemeanors and no violations in the nearby area. The top offenses are vehicle and traffic laws, which, while not major crimes, highlight the need for increased vigilance and enforcement to maintain the street's safety and cleanliness.

In comparison to its neighboring streets, Talbot Place stands out as one of the better-maintained and safer options. While Park Hill Court shares some similarity in grade, Susan Court, Parkhill Court, and Pine Place exhibit a slightly lower grade, and Kimberly Lane, unfortunately, fares poorly with a grade of F. This comparison underscores the value of maintaining and improving Talbot Place, ensuring it remains a desirable place to live.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 3 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Talbot Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Talbot Place

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