DOB Logged Nine Construction Complaints Across Four Boroughs on October 6

DOB logged nine new complaints across the five boroughs on October 6, per DOB Complaints Received records — a routine volume day with no standalone enforcement action attached to any of them.

Each entry on this list is an unverified complaint, not a violation or a confirmed condition; DOB records a complaint the moment it's called in, before any inspector has looked at the site.

Two addresses drew multiple complaints the same day. 149-13 16 Road in Whitestone, Queens (BIN 4105708) logged a plumbing complaint (category 66) and a separate OBM-unit complaint (category 05). 135-47 95 Street in Ozone Park, Queens (BIN 4248480) logged a category-45 complaint handled by the Queens borough office and a category-06 complaint handled by the Queens-L unit.

The other complaints were spread one-apiece: 1137 Manor Avenue in the Bronx (BIN 2023954, category 23, Construction Safety Enforcement unit); 320 West 81 Street in Manhattan (BIN 1033749, category 85, Manhattan borough office); 3111 Sands Place in the Bronx (BIN 2047461, category 59, electrical unit); 140-20 115 Avenue in Jamaica, Queens (BIN 4259623, category 35, Queens borough office); and 2151 2 Avenue in Manhattan (BIN 1052470, category 09, Manhattan borough office).

None of these complaints has a posted disposition as of this writing, and DOB's complaint feed does not say whether an inspector has been dispatched. A complaint number alone does not establish a violation, a stop-work order, or any safety finding at these addresses.

Contractors working at or near any of these nine addresses should expect a possible DOB site visit in the coming days — category codes above indicate what prompted the call, from plumbing and electrical issues to general construction-safety concerns — and should keep site documentation current in case an inspector shows up.

No other enforcement or incident record posted in this cycle. A July 2026 report of a Midtown construction-site column issue remains outside DOB's own current incident feed for this check and is not being treated as new; it will be revisited if a matching DOB record or updated reporting surfaces.