DOB logged two construction-related incidents this weekend, one in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn, and both closed out with no injuries and no fatalities recorded.
In Manhattan, the incident is tied to 236 West 131st Street (BIN 1081514), filed September 27 and logged under DOB's generic "Other Construction Related" category. The address sits in Community District 110, City Council District 9.
In Brooklyn, the second incident is tied to 995 Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint (BIN 3064150), filed September 26 and logged under the same "Other Construction Related" category, Community District 301, City Council District 33.
Per DOB records, neither report carries an injury or fatality flag, and neither has been reclassified beyond the generic incident type as of this writing.
Separately, DOB's complaints system logged 100 new complaints citywide over the same two-day window, spanning categories from elevator and boiler issues to construction-safety and after-hours-work complaints across all five boroughs — routine volume, and each complaint on its own is an unverified allegation, not a finding.
For contractors working near either address, the incident filings are a reminder to keep site logs current: DOB's construction-incident category is broad enough to cover minor equipment issues, debris, or code violations well short of a safety emergency, and a filing here doesn't by itself indicate ongoing enforcement.
Anyone with active work near 236 West 131st Street or 995 Manhattan Avenue can check DOB's BIN look-up for permit and violation history tied to each building number before pulling new permits or bidding nearby work.