Covering Tottenville, Great Kills, and Annadale on the South Shore of Staten Island.
3,084 311 reports · -23% vs last week (-203) · through Oct 26 · NYC 311, updated daily
What was reported — October 2026
Every 311 complaint category for Staten Island CB3, sized by volume and marked by direction against the same span of September.
– 403 +10%
Illegal Parking
– 203 +10%
Street Condition
– 184 +5%
Noise - Residential
▼ 178 -23%
Street Light Condition
– 140 +9%
Water Maintenance
▲ 135 +19%
Abandoned Vehicle
▼ 120 -18%
Overgrown Tree/Branches
– 115 -4%
Dirty Condition
▼ 111 -31%
Damaged Tree
– 96 -7%
Missed Collection
– 85 +15%
Blocked Driveway
All 103 categories · 3,084 311 reports
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▲ growing✳ new (prior window empty)– flat (within ±15%)▼ declining
Tile size = 311 reports. The 11 largest categories are drawn as tiles — the rest are too small to label, so every category is listed exactly in the table beside the map. Oct 1 – Oct 26 (26 fully-ingested days) vs Sep 1 – Sep 26. Today is excluded — 311 ingests with a ~24-hour lag, and a partial day reads as a drop. Click a tile or a table row for detail.
Each square is one calendar day. Color intensity scales from light (fewer reports) to deep blue (most reports). Hover or tap a day for the exact count. Today is partial — 311 data has a ~24-hour ingestion lag.
Latest reports
Individual 311 service requests for Staten Island CB3, newest first. Repeat reports at the same address are collapsed into one row so a single problem doorway doesn't fill the list.
Most recent first. Reports at the same address are collapsed into one row — tap a row with a count to open it. Window: Oct 1 – Oct 26. Today is excluded — 311 ingests with a ~24-hour lag, and a partial day at the top of a newest-first list reads as a quiet day rather than an incomplete one. Showing 200 of 3,084 service requests in the window.
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Trends
Week over week
Oct 20 – Oct 26 vs Oct 13 – Oct 19
↓ -23%
-203 reports
This week (689) vs. last week (892). Today's reports are still arriving (~24h 311 lag).
Month over month
October 2026 vs September 2026
↓ -20%
-770 reports
October: 3,084 reports. September full month: 3,854. Pace suggests ~3,414 for the full month.
Year over year
October 2026 vs October 2025
↓ -13%
-454 reports
October 2026 (3,084) vs October 2025 (3,538).
Reports by category — October 2026
311 complaint types grouped into macro-categories. Bars are proportional to report count.
Other1,050 (34%)
Street & Sidewalk539 (17%)
Parking488 (16%)
Noise330 (11%)
Sanitation303 (10%)
Transportation177 (6%)
Construction92 (3%)
Housing57 (2%)
Homelessness48 (2%)
Show top 20 complaint types
Complaint type
Count
Share
Illegal Parking
403
13%
Street Condition
203
7%
Noise - Residential
184
6%
Street Light Condition
178
6%
Water Maintenance
140
5%
SidewalkSnitch reports in Staten Island CB3
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