Neighborhood summary

Living on Dickie Avenue in Staten Island can present its unique set of challenges, as indicated by the official city data. The street, with a grade of C (score: 72.4), is home to residents who have reported a variety of issues, with snow and ice-related complaints being the most prevalent. During the colder months, the street can become treacherous, with snow tracking and blocked fire hydrants causing concern. Residents have also faced issues with illegal parking, which can obstruct sidewalks and emergency vehicle access. Trash accumulation is another persistent problem, with litter and debris often left unattended, contributing to the overall dirty condition of the street.

Despite these issues, one notable absence in the data is any reports of loud music or parties, which can be a common source of noise complaints on other streets. However, this does not mean that noise pollution is non-existent; rather, it might indicate that other issues, such as snow and ice, have taken precedence in the minds of the residents when it comes to reporting problems. Additionally, the street has seen very little crime, with only one misdemeanor offense reported, suggesting that overall, Dickie Avenue is a relatively safe place to live. The nearby streets present a mix of grades, with Livermore Avenue being the most striking contrast, grading from A to F, indicating a significant discrepancy in living conditions just a short distance away.

311 complaints trend · 1.4/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Dickie Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Dickie Avenue

Nearby streets