Neighborhood summary

Presley Street, a tree-lined haven in the heart of Staten Island, is often a quiet, peaceful respite from the city's usual bustle, reflected in its high grade and minimal crime reports. However, a closer look at the official data reveals some persistent issues that residents grapple with. The most frequent complaint is about abandoned vehicles, with nine reports, many of which have license plates or obstructed views, posing potential safety hazards and eyesores that detract from the street's overall charm.

Illegal parking is another recurrent problem, with four reports, likely due to the street's proximity to the nearby Manhattan College of Printing. This can lead to blocked driveways and even fire hydrants, as reported twice, creating potential safety risks in case of emergencies. The street also sees occasional noise disturbances, with reports of banging or pounding, likely emanating from late-night partying or construction activities. While these issues might seem minor in the grand scheme, they can significantly impact the quality of life for residents, especially those living in close proximity to the sources of disturbance.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 21 complaints) · 3.5/address ↓ Decreasing

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Presley Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Presley Street

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