Neighborhood summary

Living on Eylant Street in Staten Island, you'd find yourself in a relatively quiet and well-maintained residential area, given its high grade of 90.0. The street is tree-lined, with a mix of single-family homes and low-rise apartment buildings, creating a sense of community. However, residents have been vocal about several recurrent issues.

One of the most prominent problems is illegal parking. The narrow street often sees vehicles parked haphazardly, blocking crosswalks, and even obstructing fire hydrants, which could pose a significant safety hazard in case of a fire. Residents have reported this issue multiple times, with a total of 7 complaints. Snow and ice accumulation during winter also pose challenges, with residents reporting snow tracking and blocked crosswalks, making it difficult for pedestrians, especially children and the elderly, to navigate safely.

Abandoned vehicles and missed waste collections are other recurring issues. The presence of abandoned cars not only detracts from the street's appearance but also potentially harbors criminal activities. Missed collections, on the other hand, can lead to litter accumulation and attract pests. Despite these challenges, the street sees no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, indicating a generally safe environment.

The street's proximity to Blue Heron Park Preserve offers residents a serene green space for recreational activities, further enhancing the quality of life. However, when compared to nearby streets like Barclay Avenue, which has a grade of D, residents of Eylant Street can appreciate the relative tranquility and orderliness of their neighborhood, despite the mentioned inconveniences.

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

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Eylandt Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Eylandt Street

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