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The safest neighborhoods in Staten Island, NY

What makes up this score?

Ranked from the 16 Staten Island areas we score. Top of the list means low recent crime, steady household income, and streets that stay comfortable on foot into the evening.

  1. 1Todt Hill-Emerson Hill-Lighthouse Hill-Manor HeightsStaten IslandExceptionally low violent and property crime rates compared to city and national benchmarks93Go
  2. 2Arden Heights-RossvilleStaten IslandOne of the lowest violent crime rates in NYC, patrolled by the NYPD 123rd Precinct92Go
  3. 3Annadale-Huguenot-Prince's Bay-WoodrowStaten IslandPatrolled by the NYPD 123rd Precinct, which consistently reports among the lowest violent crime rates in New York City92Go
  4. 4Westerleigh-Castleton CornersStaten IslandExceptionally low rates of violent and severe property crime compared to city and national benchmarks90Go
  5. 5Tottenville-CharlestonStaten IslandCovered by the NYPD 123rd Precinct, which consistently reports some of the lowest violent crime rates in New York City90Go
  6. 6Oakwood-RichmondtownStaten IslandExceptionally low violent crime rate, ranking among the safest precincts in New York City (NYPD 122nd Precinct).89Go
  7. 7Great Kills-EltingvilleStaten IslandSignificantly lower violent and property crime rates compared to city and national averages.89Go
  8. 8New Springville-Willowbrook-Bulls Head-TravisStaten IslandViolent crime rates are consistently among the lowest across New York City.86Go
  9. 9Grasmere-Arrochar-South Beach-Dongan HillsStaten IslandSignificantly lower violent crime rates than citywide averages, monitored primarily by the low-crime NYPD 122nd Precinct.84Go
  10. 10New Dorp-Midland BeachStaten IslandViolent crime rates are significantly lower than New York City boroughwide averages (NYPD 122nd Precinct)84Go

How we score

One score out of 100, weighted first on recent violent and property crime and local news, then on Census economics (income, poverty, employment), housing, education and household access measures. Walk and bike scores are shown separately so transport never inflates a safety number. Scores refresh nightly.