Neighborhood summary

Living on Kensico Street in Staten Island, according to official city data, presents a mix of conveniences and challenges. The street, with only four addresses, maintains a high grade of A, indicating a generally well-kept environment. However, residents have reported several specific issues that might impact their daily lives.

One notable challenge is the recurring problem of missed waste collection, with three reports specifically mentioning this issue. This suggests that garbage and recycling may sometimes accumulate on the street, potentially leading to unsightly conditions and attracting pests. Additionally, the street's condition, with three reports of potholes and roadway issues, might make driving and walking less pleasant and even pose safety hazards.

Another significant concern is noise pollution, with three reports specifically mentioning noise from helicopters. Given the proximity of the nearby Staten Island Airport, this is not entirely surprising, but it could disrupt the peace and quiet that residents might expect from their neighborhood. Other issues include occasional snow or ice buildup, dangling street signs, and the presence of dead animals, which might deter from the street's overall aesthetic and potentially pose health risks.

Despite these challenges, life on Kensico Street is relatively peaceful in terms of crime, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported. The street is also surrounded by other well-rated streets, suggesting that the wider neighborhood is generally well-maintained and safe.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 10 complaints) · 2.5/address ↑ Increasing

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Kensico Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Kensico Street

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