Six construction-related incidents across three boroughs entered New York City's Department of Buildings incident log between September 1 and September 8, per DOB records. All six show injuries with no fatalities.

In Brooklyn, a mechanical construction equipment incident at 245 Duffield Street on September 8 was logged with no injuries or fatalities, per DOB (BIN 3000304, accident report 46434). The address sits in Downtown Brooklyn, Community District 302.

Also in Brooklyn, a worker fall was recorded September 1 at 50 Division Avenue in Williamsburg, with one injury, per DOB (BIN 3323168, accident report 46418, Community District 301).

In Manhattan, an incident described by DOB as "Other Construction Related" occurred September 8 at 122 East 11th Street, with one injury (BIN 1091923, accident report 46432, Community District 103).

A second Manhattan incident, also categorized "Other Construction Related," was logged September 3 at 635 West 165th Street in Washington Heights, with one injury (BIN 1091883, accident report 46422, Community District 112).

A mechanical construction equipment incident hit 80 Clarkson Street in the West Village on September 2, with one injury, per DOB (BIN 1091745, accident report 46419, Community District 102).

And at 2 Penn Plaza in Midtown, DOB logged an "Other Construction Related" accident on September 1 with one injury (BIN 1083026, accident report 46413, Community District 105).

Separately, DOB's complaint-intake system logged roughly 100 new construction and building complaints citywide over the same two-day window, spanning categories from elevator issues to illegal conversions to electrical work — a complaint alone is an unverified report and is cited here only as a measure of overall DOB activity, not confirmation of any specific incident.

None of the seven incident records reviewed name a contractor, describe a cause, or indicate any DOB enforcement action such as a stop-work order. Readers can search each BIN or address in DOB's public incident and complaint portals for updates.

This roundup is drawn from the DOB Construction-Related Incidents dataset and the DOB Complaints Received dataset, both public City records.