Neighborhood summary

Living on Paris Court in Staten Island, New York, is generally a quiet and safe experience, as reflected by its A-grade score and zero reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The street is well-maintained, with most residents taking pride in their homes, as indicated by the low number of illegal dumping complaints. However, there are a few specific issues that have been brought to the city's attention.

The primary nuisance for residents is noise pollution, particularly loud music or parties, which have been reported three times. These incidents, while disruptive, do not seem to be a chronic issue, as the street's overall grade remains high. The noise complaints are likely isolated incidents and not indicative of a persistent problem.

Another notable issue is abandoned vehicles, with two reports in the area. These vehicles not only clutter the streetscape but also pose potential hazards. Residents have also raised concerns about water system problems, including instances of no water supply and water quality issues, such as odd tastes or odors. These reports suggest that while the street is generally well-kept, there are occasional infrastructure-related inconveniences.

Surrounding streets offer a mix of grades, with nearby Barker Street and Alaska Street receiving F-grades, indicating more significant issues, while Trinity Place and De Groot Place have B-grades, and Woodruff Lane, like Paris Court, maintains an A-grade. This diversity in surrounding street conditions may influence the overall perception of living on Paris Court, as residents might compare their experiences with those on neighboring streets.

Limited data — only 6 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 6 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Paris Court

What residents are reporting

Crime on Paris Court

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