Neighborhood summary

Living on Delmore Street in Staten Island offers a mix of challenges and relative tranquility, with a B grade that reflects both the neighborhood's strengths and areas for improvement. Residents here have primarily expressed concerns related to weather and infrastructure issues, with snow and ice buildup, water system problems, and damaged trees topping the complaint list.

Snow tracking and dirty water are prominent issues, suggesting that clearing snow efficiently and maintaining water quality are ongoing challenges. Residents have also reported blocked hydrants, a critical concern that could hinder firefighting efforts in case of emergencies. While rodent sightings, particularly mice, have been reported, noise complaints like loud music or parties are surprisingly absent, indicating that noise might not be a significant issue on Delmore Street.

Neighboring streets present a mixed picture. Dora Street and O'Connor Avenue boast an A grade, suggesting well-maintained and safer environments. In contrast, Woolley Avenue has a worrying F grade, reflecting more severe issues that residents there may face. Harvey Avenue and Fillat Street also have room for improvement, with grades of B and C, respectively. Despite these concerns, Delmore Street has seen minimal crime, with only 2 misdemeanors reported, suggesting a relatively safe living environment for its residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 20 complaints) · 1.2/address → Stable

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Delmore Street

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