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Is Huguenot, Staten Island Safe in 2026?

Much Safer Than AverageLower Crime Rate per Resident than 85% of Staten Island

Based on 929 NYPD-reported crime incidents, 0 shooting incidents, and 1,708 311 quality-of-life complaints recorded over the past 12 months, Huguenot has a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods, with stable incident levels year-over-year.

Huguenot is considered much safer than average, with a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods. Incident levels are stable with 929 total incidents recorded over the past 12 months.

Data covers June 2025June 2026 (12 months) · Source: NYPD Complaint, Shooting & Arrest Data and NYC 311 via NYC Open Data · Updated September 14, 2026

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Total Crime Incidents

929

Past 12 months · 22.9 per 1,000 residents

This neighborhood
929
Borough rate*
1,848

Shooting Incidents

0

Past 12 months

This neighborhood
0
Borough rate*
1

Violent Crimes

48

Murder, rape, robbery, felony assault

This neighborhood
48
Borough rate*
118

Year-over-Year Trend

↔ 2.4%

No significant change

12 mo to Jun 30, 2026929
12 mo to Jun 30, 2025907

* Borough rate: the borough's count per resident across the neighborhoods we track, applied to this neighborhood's 40,534 residents (2020 Census).

Crime Breakdown

Most Common Crime Types

TypeCount% of Total
harrassment 2219
23.6%
criminal mischief & related of108
11.6%
assault 3 & related offenses90
9.7%
grand larceny81
8.7%
petit larceny81
8.7%
off. agnst pub ord sensblty &72
7.8%
miscellaneous penal law61
6.6%
felony assault39
4.2%

Severity Distribution

Felonies
275 (29.6%)
Misdemeanors
432 (46.5%)
Violations
222 (23.9%)

Where Crimes Occur

residence-house560 (60.3%)
street165 (17.8%)
public school38 (4.1%)
other25 (2.7%)
residence - apt. house21 (2.3%)
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Quality of Life Indicators

311 complaints reveal patterns about daily quality of life that crime statistics alone do not capture. These are resident-reported issues from the past 12 months. Rates use the 2020 Census population (40,534 residents). Labels compare each rate with the other NYC neighborhoods we track: Low is the bottom quarter, Moderate the middle half, High the next 15%, and Very High the top 10%.

Noise Complaints

727

17.9 per 1,000 residents

Low

Rodent Reports

71

1.8 per 1,000 residents

Moderate

Sanitation Issues

862

21.3 per 1,000 residents

Very High

Heat/Hot Water

48

1.2 per 1,000 residents

Low

Arrest Activity

Arrest data reflects law enforcement activity in the area. High arrest counts relative to crime can indicate active policing; low counts may reflect under-enforcement or lower crime.

Total Arrests

175

Past 12 months

Felony Arrests

68

39% of total

Misdemeanor Arrests

105

60% of total

Felonies (39%)Misdemeanors (60%)Other (1%)

How Safe Is Huguenot Compared to Other Staten Island Neighborhoods?

Staten Island Neighborhood Safety Comparison

NeighborhoodCrime IncidentsPer 1,000 ResidentsShootingsVerdictPercentile
Great Kills1,08019.70Exceptionally Safe100%
Oakwood447200Exceptionally Safe92%
Huguenot (this page)92922.90Much Safer Than Average85%
Westerleigh87727.91Much Safer Than Average77%
Travis1,21028.20Safer Than Average69%
Grasmere1,523420Safer Than Average62%
West Brighton1,556421Average54%
Midland Beach1,25343.10Average46%
Rosebank1,18246.31Higher Than Average38%
Tottenville82251.10Higher Than Average31%
Mariners Harbor2,10562.91Much Higher Than Average23%
Port Richmond1,87883.14Much Higher Than Average15%
St. George2,463119.91High Activity Area8%
Tompkinsville2,346123.36High Activity Area0%
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Understanding This Data

All crime statistics on this page come from NYPD Complaint Data, Shooting Incident Data and Arrest Data published on NYC Open Data, refreshed periodically. Incidents are mapped to neighborhood boundaries using the NYC Department of City Planning Neighborhood Tabulation Areas (NTAs) — the same geographic units used in official census reporting. Each safety score reflects the cumulative activity within the NTA boundaries assigned to Huguenot.

NTA boundaries are drawn to maintain population comparability across census tracts, which means they may not perfectly align with what residents consider their "neighborhood." In some cases, a single NTA spans areas with different character. The percentile ranking compares Huguenot's reported crimes per resident (its NTAs' 2020 Census population, 40,534) only against the other neighborhoods we track in Staten Island, so it is borough-relative rather than city-wide. Crimes are counted where they were reported, so commercial and nightlife districts with few residents rank high. The borough averages on this page apply the borough's crimes per resident to Huguenot's population.

Safety conditions vary significantly block by block. Neighborhood-level statistics provide important context but should not substitute for address-level research. Use DwellCheck to analyze a specific address and understand the precise safety environment within walking distance of where you plan to live.

Frequently Asked Questions about Huguenot Safety

Is Huguenot safe?

Huguenot is rated "Much Safer Than Average" — Top 25% safest in the borough. Over the past 12 months, 929 crime incidents were recorded, including 0 shooting incidents. Huguenot is considered much safer than average, with a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods. Incident levels are stable with 929 total incidents recorded over the past 12 months.

What are the most common crimes in Huguenot?

The most common crimes in Huguenot are: 1. HARRASSMENT 2 (219 incidents, 23.6% of total); 2. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF & RELATED OF (108 incidents, 11.6% of total); 3. ASSAULT 3 & RELATED OFFENSES (90 incidents, 9.7% of total).

Is Huguenot safer than the Staten Island average?

Huguenot has a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods. It had 50% fewer incidents than the borough average (929 vs. a borough average of 1,848 for a neighborhood of the same population, 40,534 residents in the 2020 Census). That is 22.9 reported crimes per 1,000 residents.

How has crime changed in Huguenot?

Crime in Huguenot has remained stable year-over-year (907 vs 929 incidents). The trend is classified as "stable."

What do 311 complaints say about Huguenot?

Over the past 12 months, 311 recorded 727 noise complaints (low per resident), 71 rodent complaints (moderate) and 862 sanitation complaints (very high). Each label compares the rate per resident (2020 Census) with the other NYC neighborhoods we track. These quality-of-life indicators provide context beyond crime statistics.

Is Huguenot safe at night?

Night safety in Huguenot varies by block. About 17.8% of crimes occur on streets and sidewalks. Huguenot recorded 0 shooting incidents in the past 12 months. Use DwellCheck to research specific addresses and understand block-by-block conditions.

Is Huguenot safe for families?

For families considering Huguenot: the neighborhood recorded 727 noise complaints (low per resident among the NYC neighborhoods we track) and 71 rodent reports. It has a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods. Family-friendliness also depends on schools, parks, and building quality — use DwellCheck to evaluate a specific address.

What is the safest neighborhood in Staten Island?

Safety varies across Staten Island neighborhoods. Huguenot has a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods, with 929 incidents. Compare all Staten Island neighborhoods in the comparison table above to see each one's crimes per 1,000 residents, shootings, and borough percentile. Crime data is NYPD Complaint Data via NYC Open Data.

Can you walk around Huguenot at night?

Huguenot is classified as "Much Safer Than Average" by NYPD complaint data. Over the past 12 months it recorded 0 shooting incidents and 929 total crime incidents — 50% fewer incidents than the borough average. Walking at night carries the same risk profile as anywhere in NYC: stay on commercial corridors with foot traffic, avoid empty side streets after midnight, and prefer subway lines that run 24/7.

Is Huguenot dangerous?

By NYPD data, Huguenot is rated "Much Safer Than Average", with a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods. 929 crime incidents over 12 months, remained stable year-over-year (907 vs 929 incidents). Block-level risk varies; check our address-level safety score for any specific street or building, which counts NYPD complaints within a 300-meter radius.

What parts of Huguenot should I avoid?

NYPD complaint records carry approximate incident coordinates, but a neighborhood total can't tell you which blocks drive it, so we don't publish an "avoid this street" list. For a specific block, use DwellCheck's address-level safety score, which counts NYPD complaint records within a 300m radius of a specific building. As a general rule across all NYC neighborhoods: industrial blocks with no foot traffic are higher-risk than residential blocks; subway-station-adjacent commercial corridors are lowest-risk.

Is Huguenot a good place to live?

Huguenot is considered much safer than average, with a lower crime rate per resident than 85% of Staten Island neighborhoods. Incident levels are stable with 929 total incidents recorded over the past 12 months. Whether it's a good fit depends on what you weight: families, solo renters, and remote workers prioritize different factors (noise, transit access, parks, building quality). Use DwellCheck's full livability page for Huguenot to see all six dimensions side-by-side.

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Crime data: NYPD Complaint Data via NYC Open Data · 311 data: NYC Open Data · Data generated September 2026

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