Neighborhood summary

Living on Excelsior Avenue in Staten Island is, on the surface, quite pleasant, with a B grade reflecting a score of 87.2. However, a deeper dive into the official city data paints a more nuanced picture. Residents here face a recurring issue with their water system, with ten complaints highlighting leaks and defective hydrants, which can be both frustrating and potentially hazardous. Two reports of blocked fire hydrants (WC2) are particularly concerning, as they could impede firefighters' efforts in case of an emergency.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with seven complaints about residential noise and four about loud music or parties. This suggests a persistent problem with late-night noise, which can disrupt sleep and quality of life. The three reports of banging or pounding noises add to the auditory discomfort, potentially indicating ongoing construction or renovation work.

Snow and ice pose their own challenges, with nine complaints. Five of these are specifically about snow tracking, indicating that snow removal is not always promptly or effectively addressed, which can make streets slippery and dangerous. Despite the frequency of these issues, the overall crime rate on Excelsior Avenue is remarkably low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported.

However, there are some stark contrasts with neighboring streets. While Excelsior Avenue shares a similar grade with nearby Finlay Avenue, Creston Street, Rigimar Court, and Elder Avenue, Woodvale Avenue stands out with a D grade. This suggests that while Excelsior Avenue has its share of issues, it might be seen as a more desirable place to live compared to some of its immediate neighbors.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Excelsior Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Excelsior Avenue

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