Neighborhood summary

Living on Summit Street in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood, as indicated by the high grade of 94.6, is generally pleasant and safe, with a low crime rate. However, residents have been vocal about specific issues that occasionally disrupt their otherwise peaceful environment.

One of the most frequently reported problems is illegal parking, with residents expressing frustration over double-parked vehicles blocking traffic and posted parking sign violations. This can make it challenging for residents to find parking spots and create congestion on the street. Additionally, snow and ice buildup during winter months can make driving and walking hazardous, with a total of eight complaints related to these issues.

Loud noise, primarily from music and parties, is another concern, with a total of five noise-related complaints, including three specifically about loud music or parties. These disturbances can occur from both residential and commercial sources, and even from boats on nearby waterways. There's also an issue with chronic speeding on the street, which can make it unsafe for both pedestrians and drivers.

The nearby streets offer a mixed bag of conditions. Yetman Avenue, just a block away, is noted for its poor conditions, with a grade of F, while Academy Avenue, a few blocks east, has a more acceptable grade of B. Joyce Lane, to the west, shares Summit Street's high grade of A, indicating that the immediate surroundings are generally well-maintained. Despite these specific issues, living on Summit Street is likely quieter and safer than many other streets in New York City.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 3.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 13 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Summit Street

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