Neighborhood summary

Living on Tilden Street in Staten Island, with a grade of F and a score of 39.3, presents a variety of challenges for its residents. The most prevalent issue is the presence of derelict vehicles, with a total of six complaints. This not only detracts from the street's appearance but also poses potential safety hazards, as abandoned cars can become havens for vermin or be tampered with, causing damage or even fires. Snow tracking, a problem that occurs when snow is not properly cleared from the streets, has also been reported twice, making it difficult for residents to navigate the street safely, especially for those with mobility issues.

Another pressing concern is the lack of sanitation, with multiple reports of trash accumulation. Residents have to deal with not only everyday litter but also bulky trash items that have been left on the street. Additionally, there's a report of mold, which can lead to health issues if left untreated. The street's derelict vehicles and sanitation problems are compounded by the fact that there are missed collections, indicating that the city's waste management services are not consistently addressing these issues.

The street's crime statistics paint a concerning picture as well, with a total of 3 felonies, 9 misdemeanors, and 1 violation. The most common offenses are vehicle and traffic laws, which could indicate issues with speeding, reckless driving, or parking violations. The presence of petit larceny and other state law offenses suggests that residents may be dealing with property crimes and other illicit activities. These issues collectively create an environment that is less safe and less inviting for residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 14 complaints) · 3.5/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 10 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on Tilden Street

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