Neighborhood summary

Living on Ebony Street, a quieter and well-maintained stretch in Staten Island, offers residents a mix of tranquility and minor challenges. The street's B grade indicates a level of satisfaction among its residents, with most issues being resolved promptly. The most reported complaints revolve around sanitation, with missed collections, street condition, and snow or ice buildup topping the list. Potholes and snow tracking have been persistent problems, likely due to the area's weather conditions and heavy traffic.

Residents have also faced occasional noise disruptions, specifically from loud music or parties, which they've reported twice. While not a chronic issue, it's nonetheless a disturbance that has warranted attention. Illegal parking, though not frequently reported, has posed challenges, with blocked hydrants being a specific concern. The presence of dead animals, illegal dumping, and poison ivy also indicate that some residents may not always adhere to proper waste disposal and plant maintenance practices.

Despite these minor inconveniences, Ebony Street benefits from its proximity to well-maintained streets like Ilion Place and Dorothea Place. However, the stark contrast with nearby Bishop Street, which has a failing grade, underscores the importance of community engagement and city services in maintaining street quality. Crime levels are encouragingly low, with only one misdemeanor offense recorded, making Ebony Street a relatively safe place to live. Overall, life on Ebony Street is characterized by a balance between minor nuisances and a mostly peaceful, safe environment.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 20 complaints) · 1.3/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Ebony Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Ebony Street

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