Neighborhood summary

Living on Diaz Street in Staten Island offers a mix of quiet residential charm and some persistent maintenance issues, as indicated by the official city data. The street, with a grade of B, is generally well-maintained, with cleanliness and safety being the norm, reflected in the low crime rates, featuring only one felony assault in the recent past.

However, residents have consistently reported issues with waste management, with missed collections being the top complaint. This could mean that trash and recycling bins are often left unemptied, leading to buildup and potential odors or pest problems. Additionally, recycling contamination is an issue, with residents struggling to properly sort their recyclables, indicating a need for more education or enforcement in this area.

Another notable concern is the state of the trees on Diaz Street. Residents have reported damaged, overgrown, and fallen trees, as well as snow tracking and ice accumulation due to improper tree management. This could lead to safety issues, especially during storms, and may also affect the aesthetic appeal of the street. The blocked fire hydrant is another serious issue that could hinder emergency response times in case of a fire.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 12 complaints) · 2.4/address ↑ Increasing

311 Complaints

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