Five DOB complaints entered the department's system on September 23, spread across Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. Per DOB Complaints Received records, none has been substantiated or escalated as of this writing — an open complaint is a request for inspection, not a finding.
Two complaints landed at 4914 9th Avenue in Brooklyn (BIN 3137540, zip 11220): one filed under complaint category 45, the other under category 31, both logged the same day and both still marked active.
An elevator-related complaint (category 6S, unit ELEVR) was entered for 139 Payson Avenue in Manhattan (BIN 1065067, zip 10034). A second elevator complaint, also category 6S, was logged for 303 99th Street in Brooklyn (BIN 3155988, zip 11209).
A category 55 complaint was entered for 89-89 217th Street in Queens (BIN 4228097, zip 11427), inside Community Board 413.
None of these five complaints has a linked violation, stop-work order, or inspection result in the record yet. DOB complaint status updates typically post separately and often days later — an active complaint is not evidence of a code violation, and readers tracking any of these addresses should check DOB NOW for status changes rather than assume an outcome.
Separately: a South Bronx cooling-tower Legionella finding reported by NY1 this morning is a DOHMH public-health matter, not a DOB enforcement record, and no DOB filing or violation history was available at publication to connect it to a specific construction or maintenance action. It is noted here for awareness only and is not part of this blotter's DOB data.