Neighborhood summary

Living on Stewart Avenue, in the shadows of the otherwise well-maintained streets of Denton Place and Decatur Avenue, presents a unique set of challenges. The street's F grade is a stark contrast to its neighbors, reflecting a chronic issue with illegal parking, with over 13 complaints, often leading to blocked fire hydrants, double-parked vehicles, and even abandoned or derelict vehicles cluttering the streetscape. This constant parking congestion can make it difficult for residents to navigate the street, let alone find a parking spot.

The physical infrastructure of Stewart Avenue has also seen better days. Residents have reported broken curbs, damaged trees, and poor sidewalk conditions, with roots and branches presenting trip hazards. The street's flooding issues, exacerbated by sewer backups and damaged curb conditions, contribute to the overall sense of neglect. Despite the presence of a Trees and Sidewalks Program, overgrown tree branches and even entire trees falling down remain a concern, potentially causing blockages or hazards for passersby. The street's frequent missed collections and abandoned trash further exacerbate the visual blight and attract vermin, compounding the overall sense of decay.

311 complaints trend · 1.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Stewart Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Stewart Avenue

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