safety improves, slowly, around detroit schools

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DETAIL Osborn campus Grand River River Rouge Park 96 Cody complex SOURCES: City of Detroit Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department; Detroit Police Department NOTE: Includes only those paid for by the Hardest Hit Fund. ATTENDANCE AREA CODY COMPLEX DENBY HIGH SCHOOL OSBORN CAMPUS ATTENDANCE AREA ATTENDANCE AREA In 2012, the Free Press profiled the neighborhoods around three Detroit school campuses, Cody on the west side and Denby and Osborn on the east side, to chronicle the dangers students faced on their way to school. This spring, the Free Press returned to those neighborhoods to gauge the city’s progress on making neighborhoods safer. Data show the situations are improving, albeit very slowly. New streetlights are up and working across the city, where thousands of old streetlights were out. But crime and blight continue to plague Detroit neighborhoods. The maps below show the number of abandoned buildings that remain in these neighborhoods as well as the change in number of crimes in 2011-14. SAFETY IMPROVES, SLOWLY, AROUND DETROIT SCHOOLS MORE THAN 2,300 STRUCTURES NEAR OSBORN STILL NEED TO BE RAZED DETAIL DETAIL MORE THAN 2,700 STRUCTURES NEAR DENBY STILL NEED TO BE RAZED Residential buildings demolished January 1, 2014-June 2, 2015 NOTE: Building status as of June 2015 Ordered demolished and emergency ordered demolitions Dangerous buildings that remain KEY TO MAPS Denby High School Moross Kelly 8 Mile Tireman Puritan Warren Warren Fullerton McNichols Conner 7 Mile Ryan Mound Wyoming Telegraph Five Points Five Points Hazelton Greenfield Greenfield Bel-Air Shopping Center Mt. Olivet Cemetery Gra Gratiot River Rouge Park Bel-Air Shopping Center Mt. Olivet Cemetery 39 Percent change, from 2011 to 2014 2011 2014 CHANGE Aggravated assault 2,243 2,234 -0.4% Burglary 5,105 3,038 -40.5% Homicide 74 87 +17.6% Larceny 2,867 2,734 -4.6% Robbery 1,045 927 -11.3% Sexual assault 213 208 -2.3% Stolen vehicle 2,889 2,275 -21.3% GRAND TOTAL 14,436 11,503 -20.3% CRIME RATE FOR CODY AREA Percent change, from 2011 to 2014 CRIME RATE FOR OSBORN AREA 2011 2014 CHANGE Aggravated assault 639 635 -0.6% Burglary 1,198 809 -32.5% Homicide 30 25 -16.7% Larceny 798 710 -11.0% Robbery 300 282 -6.0% Sexual assault 63 63 0.0% Stolen vehicle 809 586 -27.6% GRAND TOTAL 3,837 3,110 -18.9% Percent change, from 2011 to 2014 CRIME RATE FOR DENBY AREA 2011 2014 CHANGE Aggravated assault 791 874 +10.5% Burglary 1,619 1,078 -33.4% Homicide 33 26 -21.2% Larceny 824 658 -20.1% Robbery 402 357 -11.2% Sexual assault 69 66 -4.3% Stolen vehicle 942 797 -15.4% GRAND TOTAL 4,680 3,856 -17.6% Data compiled by KRISTI TANNER, graphic by MARTHA THIERRY/DETROIT FREE PRESS 3 MORE THAN 4,700 STRUCTURES NEAR CODY STILL NEED TO BE RAZED Buildings demolished Dangerous buildings that remain Ordered demolished 2010-February 2012: 539 2014-June 2015: 708 2010-February 2012: 1,242 2014-June 2015: 2,174 February 2012: 4,329 June 2015: 2,621 Buildings demolished Dangerous buildings that remain Ordered demolished Buildings demolished Dangerous buildings that remain Ordered demolished 2010-February 2012: 228 2014-June 2015: 302 2010-February 2012: 475 2014-June 2015: 808 February 2012: 2,265 June 2015: 1,554 2010-February 2012: 315 2014-June 2015: 324 2010-February 2012: 708 2014-June 2015: 1,134 February 2012: 2,346 June 2015: 1,628

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  • DETAIL

    Osborncampus

    Grand River

    River Rouge Park

    96

    Cody complex

    SOURCES: City of Detroit Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department; Detroit Police Department

    NOTE: Includes only those paid for by the Hardest Hit Fund.

    ATTENDANCE AREACODY COMPLEX DENBY HIGH SCHOOL OSBORN CAMPUS

    ATTENDANCE AREA ATTENDANCE AREA

    In 2012, the Free Press profiled the neighborhoods around three Detroit school campuses,

    Cody on the west side and Denby and Osborn on the east side, to chronicle the dangers

    students faced on their way to school. This spring, the Free Press returned to those

    neighborhoods to gauge the citys progress on making neighborhoods safer. Data show the

    situations are improving, albeit very slowly. New streetlights are up and working across the

    city, where thousands of old streetlights were out. But crime and blight continue to plague

    Detroit neighborhoods. The maps below show the number of abandoned buildings that

    remain in these neighborhoods as well as the change in number of crimes in 2011-14.

    SAFETY IMPROVES, SLOWLY, AROUND DETROIT SCHOOLS

    MORE THAN 2,300STRUCTURES NEAR OSBORNSTILL NEED TO BE RAZED

    DETAIL

    DETAIL

    MORETHAN 2,700

    STRUCTURES NEARDENBY STILL NEED TO BE RAZED

    Residential buildings demolished January 1, 2014-June 2, 2015NOTE: Building status as of June 2015

    Ordered demolished and emergency ordered demolitions

    Dangerous buildings that remainKEY TO MAPS

    DenbyHigh School

    Moross

    Kelly

    8 Mile

    Tireman

    Puritan

    WarrenWarren

    Fullerton McNichols

    Conner

    7 Mile

    Ryan

    Mound

    Wyom

    ing

    Telegraph

    Five PointsFive Points

    Hazelton

    Greenfi

    eld Greenfi

    eld

    Bel-AirShoppingCenter

    Mt. OlivetCemetery

    GraGra

    tiot

    River Rouge Park

    Bel-AirShoppingCenter

    Mt. OlivetCemetery

    39

    Percent change, from 2011 to 2014 2011 2014 CHANGEAggravated assault 2,243 2,234 -0.4%Burglary 5,105 3,038 -40.5%Homicide 74 87 +17.6%Larceny 2,867 2,734 -4.6%Robbery 1,045 927 -11.3%Sexual assault 213 208 -2.3%Stolen vehicle 2,889 2,275 -21.3%

    GRAND TOTAL 14,436 11,503 -20.3%

    CRIME RATE FOR CODY AREAPercent change, from 2011 to 2014CRIME RATE FOR OSBORN AREA

    2011 2014 CHANGEAggravated assault 639 635 -0.6%Burglary 1,198 809 -32.5%Homicide 30 25 -16.7%Larceny 798 710 -11.0%Robbery 300 282 -6.0%Sexual assault 63 63 0.0%Stolen vehicle 809 586 -27.6%

    GRAND TOTAL 3,837 3,110 -18.9%

    Percent change, from 2011 to 2014CRIME RATE FOR DENBY AREA

    2011 2014 CHANGEAggravated assault 791 874 +10.5%Burglary 1,619 1,078 -33.4%Homicide 33 26 -21.2%Larceny 824 658 -20.1%Robbery 402 357 -11.2%Sexual assault 69 66 -4.3%Stolen vehicle 942 797 -15.4%

    GRAND TOTAL 4,680 3,856 -17.6%

    Data compiled by KRISTI TANNER, graphic by MARTHA THIERRY/DETROIT FREE PRESS

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    MORE THAN 4,700STRUCTURES NEARCODY STILL NEEDTO BE RAZEDBuildings demolished

    Dangerous buildings that remain

    Ordered demolished

    2010-February 2012: 5392014-June 2015: 708

    2010-February 2012: 1,2422014-June 2015: 2,174

    February 2012: 4,329June 2015: 2,621

    Buildings demolished

    Dangerous buildings that remain

    Ordered demolished

    Buildings demolished

    Dangerous buildings that remain

    Ordered demolished

    2010-February 2012: 2282014-June 2015: 302

    2010-February 2012: 4752014-June 2015: 808

    February 2012: 2,265June 2015: 1,554

    2010-February 2012: 3152014-June 2015: 324

    2010-February 2012: 7082014-June 2015: 1,134

    February 2012: 2,346June 2015: 1,628