Neighborhood summary

Living on Deems Avenue in Staten Island is a tale of two sides, with the street boasting both a relatively low crime rate and a score of 84.1 on the official city grade, yet presenting some persistent challenges. Residents here enjoy a sense of security, with the most serious offense in the past year being a single case of grand larceny, contributing to the street's B grade.

However, the street's grade is also a reflection of recurring maintenance issues that can impact daily life. Snow and ice buildup is a significant concern during winter months, with nine complaints logged, followed by missed waste collection, with six instances where trash and recycling weren't picked up. Damaged trees and branches have also caused problems, with residents reporting cracked branches and fallen limbs on multiple occasions. These issues can lead to blocked sidewalks and roadways, creating inconveniences and potential safety hazards.

Litter and debris are also persistent problems, with five complaints about trash and two about compost. Sewer backups have been reported twice, and while the street's condition has only been flagged twice, it's clear that maintenance and upkeep could be improved. Despite these challenges, Deems Avenue is not isolated; nearby streets like Wardwell Avenue and Clinton B Fisk Avenue share similar grades, suggesting that these issues might be citywide rather than street-specific.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 23 complaints) · 1.2/address ↑ Increasing

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Deems Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Deems Avenue

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