Neighborhood summary

Living on Floyd Street in Staten Island presents a unique blend of challenges and annoyances, as reflected by its grade of C and a score of 72.3 based on official city data. Residents are predominantly burdened by parking issues, with abandoned vehicles and illegal parking being the top complaints. The street is often plagued by cars left unattended, sometimes even blocking hydrants, which poses a fire safety hazard. Snow and ice accumulation during winter months can also be a significant issue, with snow tracking and blocked driveways causing inconvenience.

Noise pollution is another persistent problem, with loud music or parties reported on several occasions. While not a constant nuisance, these incidents can disrupt the otherwise peaceful atmosphere of the street. Additionally, residents have reported concerns about their heat and hot water, as well as issues with the water system and lead contamination, indicating potential problems with the building infrastructure. The street is also affected by commercial overnight parking, which can further exacerbate the parking situation.

In contrast to the issues on Floyd Street, nearby streets like Marion Street and Brooks Place have better grades (B and A, respectively), suggesting that residents there experience fewer problems. However, Floyd Street is not as fortunate, with Greenleaf Avenue and Dubois Avenue, both graded F, indicating severe issues nearby. Despite these challenges, crime levels on Floyd Street are relatively low, with only 1 felony and 1 misdemeanor reported, suggesting that the street remains a generally safe place to live, despite its other difficulties.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Floyd Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Floyd Street

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