Neighborhood summary

Living on Screvin Avenue in the Bronx, you're likely to encounter a mix of challenges and improvements, as reflected by its grade of B. The most pressing concerns revolve around maintaining the street's physical integrity. Residents have reported numerous potholes (6) and poor street conditions (6), making daily commutes and pedestrian walks uneasy. The sidewalks, too, are often in disarray, with residents reporting broken sidewalks (1) and overgrown trees or branches (3) that sometimes encroach upon pathways, causing obstructions.

Illegal dumping (6) is another significant issue on the street, with residents having to deal with litter and improperly discarded waste. This not only contributes to an unsightly environment but also poses potential health and safety hazards. Derelict vehicles (4) and illegal parking (2) further exacerbate the street's disorder, blocking fire hydrants and making it difficult for emergency services to access the area promptly. Residents have also reported low water pressure (1), which could indicate underground infrastructure issues that need to be addressed.

Despite these challenges, noise pollution does not seem to be a major concern on Screvin Avenue, with only a few reports of loud talking (2). However, it's worth noting that nearby streets, such as Torry Avenue (Grade F), have higher noise complaint rates, which could potentially spill over into Screvin Avenue.

Crime rates on Screvin Avenue are relatively low, with only one misdemeanor offense reported within the given period. The top offense was Assault 3 & Related Offenses (1), indicating that while there may be tensions among residents, the street remains mostly safe.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 8 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Screvin Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Screvin Avenue

Nearby streets