Neighborhood summary

Living on Springfield Avenue in Staten Island's New Dorp neighborhood can be a challenge, as indicated by its C grade and a score of 73.0. The street faces several persistent issues, with the most prevalent being cleanliness and snow management. Residents have reported a significant amount of trash accumulation, with litter and debris often left unaddressed. This can lead to an eyesore and attract rodents, with several complaints mentioning conditions that are conducive to rodent infestations.

During winter months, snow and ice present another significant challenge. Snow tracking, where snow from passing vehicles is pushed onto the sidewalk, has been a frequent issue, making it difficult for residents to navigate the street safely. Additionally, snow removal can be inefficient, leaving icy patches and snow banks for extended periods. Despite these challenges, the street has seen a relatively low crime rate, with only one felony offense reported in the past year, suggesting that the quality of life issues are not translating into higher crime rates.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 28 complaints) · 2.5/address → Stable

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