Neighborhood summary

Living on Kissel Avenue in Staten Island is a far cry from the bustling, well-maintained streets of some other New York City boroughs. With an F grade and a score of 57.0, it's clear that residents face numerous challenges on a daily basis. The most pressing issue is the consistent miss of waste collection, with a staggering 26 complaints, leading to overflowing trash and recycling bins that attract pests and create an unsanitary environment. The streets are often littered with abandoned and derelict vehicles, further exacerbating the visual blight and blocking fire hydrants, which could pose a significant safety hazard in case of a fire.

Noise pollution is another significant problem on Kissel Avenue, with frequent reports of loud music and parties, especially late at night. This not only disrupts the peace and quiet that residents deserve but also contributes to a sense of lawlessness and disorder. The street conditions are poor, with potholes and damaged trees causing hazards for pedestrians and vehicles alike. Additionally, the water system and sewer infrastructure seem to be in disrepair, with several complaints about dirty water and damaged plumbing. Despite these challenges, the crime rate is relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor and 1 violation reported in the area, suggesting that the community is craving improvements rather than being plagued by violent or serious crime.

311 complaints trend · 1.4/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Kissel Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Kissel Avenue

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