Greater Grand Crossing · 2026-04
Greater Grand Crossing crime falls 41%
Crime dropped 41% in Greater Grand Crossing in April—288 incidents, down from 485. Violent offenses fell by the same margin. Falcon Fuel / Sals Philly and Seafood opened with filling station, tobacco, and retail food licenses. Mobil Gas Station and Jimmy's Family Food also arrived. Permit value slid 24% to $1.94 million across 25 permits, 20 of them through the express program. Residents filed 91 pothole complaints, leading all 311 requests.
By the numbers
| Building permits | 25 |
|---|---|
| Declared construction value | $1,939,289 |
| New business licenses | 15 |
| Business closings (proxy) | 0 |
| 311 service requests | 1176 |
| Reported crimes | 288 |
| Violent crimes | 126 |
| Failed food inspections | 1 |
New businesses
- FALCON FUEL / SALS PHILLY AND SEAFOOD (Filling Station)
- FALCON FUEL / SALS PHILLY AND SEAFOOD (Tobacco)
- FALCON FUEL (Limited Business License)
- FALCON FUEL / SALS PHILLY AND SEAFOOD (Retail Food Establishment)
- MOBIL GAS STATION (Tobacco)
- MOBIL GAS STATION (Filling Station)
- MOBIL GAS STATION (Retail Food Establishment)
- JIMMY'S FAMILY FOOD, INC. (Retail Food Establishment)
- JIMMY'S FAMILY FOOD, INC. (Tobacco)
- JIMMY'S FAMILY FOOD, INC. (Limited Business License)
Top permit types
- PERMIT – EXPRESS PERMIT PROGRAM — 20
- PERMIT - RENOVATION/ALTERATION — 5
Top 311 request types
- Pothole in Street Complaint — 91
- Garbage Cart Maintenance — 76
- Abandoned Vehicle Complaint — 66
- 311 INFORMATION ONLY CALL — 60
- Building Violation — 56