No new enforcement actions or incident records posted to the datasets this desk tracks as of September 13. Nothing to report on stop-work orders, structural failures, or federal safety enforcement today.

The only pattern worth flagging from routine volume: of the 100 DOB complaints entered September 12, five carry elevator-related complaint categories (unit code ELEVR), spread across four boroughs. Per DOB Complaints Received records, those addresses are 1381 East New York Avenue in Brooklyn (complaint 3A80289, category 6M, active), 132-45 Maple Avenue in Queens (complaint 4A50952, category 6S, active), 77 Sullivan Place in Brooklyn (complaint 3A80273, category 6S, active), 1806 Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn (complaint 3A80265, category 6S, active), 5 Blue Slip in Brooklyn (complaint 3A80299, category 6M, active), and 561 Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn, which was logged under a general Q-L construction category rather than elevator.

A complaint entry is not a finding. DOB complaints are unverified reports pending inspection; category 6M and 6S cover elevator conditions ranging from routine maintenance flags to no-certificate-of-operation issues, and none of these five have a posted disposition as of this writing. Readers with active work at these BINs should expect a DOB elevator inspector visit and should confirm their own certificate of operation is current before one arrives.

No injuries, stop-work orders, or ECB violations are tied to any of these complaint numbers in the current dataset. This is a volume note, not an incident report — check back as dispositions post.

Correction, September 16, 2026: An earlier version of this item counted six elevator complaints. Five were elevator complaints. The sixth address listed, 561 Myrtle Avenue, was filed under a general construction category, not an elevator one.