Neighborhood summary

Living on Tyrrell Street in Staten Island, one immediately notices the well-maintained appearance, a testament to the high grade of 93.7. However, the street's relatively quiet safety record, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, belies some persistent, albeit non-criminal, issues. Residents often express concern about the water system, with five complaints logged, likely due to leaks or other infrastructure problems. Snow and ice buildup during winter months is another significant challenge, with four reports of snow tracking and defective hydrants. The latter issue, with four reports, also poses a fire safety risk, as hydrants are crucial in case of emergencies.

Despite the overall peaceful atmosphere, noise pollution from loud music or parties, reported twice, can occasionally disrupt the tranquility. Additionally, large oil spills on the street, also reported twice, pose a slippery and potentially hazardous situation for residents, especially in cold weather. Blocked driveways, with two complaints, and illegal parking violations, also reported twice, further complicate daily routines. While the street light condition and obstruction complaints are minimal, residents might still face minor inconveniences due to these issues. Despite these challenges, Tyrrell Street stands out as a relatively quiet and well-maintained neighborhood compared to nearby streets like Ellis Street, which has a grade of F.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 41 total

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