Neighborhood summary

Living on Illysa Way, a street in the Stapleton neighborhood of Staten Island, can be a challenging experience, as evidenced by its low grade of F (score: 0.1) based on official city data. The street, which stretches just a few blocks, is home to around 50 addresses, many of which have reported a range of issues. The most pressing concern is the presence of unsanitary animals, specifically cats, with a total of 23 complaints. Residents have reported finding neglected, unvaccinated, or otherwise unsanitary felines, which can pose health risks and contribute to noise disturbances, as indicated by the 14 noise complaints, some of which are specifically related to loud music or parties.

Another significant issue on Illysa Way is the blockage of fire hydrants, with reports of vehicles illegally parked in front of them, obstructing access during emergencies. This problem, among others like trash and waste not being disposed of properly, highlights a lack of civic responsibility among some residents. Additionally, there have been several complaints about indoor air quality, suggesting that some buildings may have issues with ventilation, heating, or cooling systems. The presence of chemical vapors, gases, or odors in some homes adds to the concern. Despite these issues, the street is not entirely unsafe, with only a total of 16 reported crimes, including 3 felonies, 2 misdemeanors, and 11 violations, with harassment being the most common offense.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Ilyssa Way

What residents are reporting

Crime on Ilyssa Way

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