The Department of Buildings issued active AEU-HAZ violations — its code for an unsafe or hazardous Alteration/Equipment condition requiring correction — at more than 60 addresses across all five boroughs on October 21, per DOB Safety Violations records.
The violations, logged under type FTC-AEU-HAZ with device type AEUHAZ, all carry an Active status in the dataset as of this writing. The DOB record does not specify the underlying condition at each address beyond the violation type and device code, and does not indicate any associated injury, stop-work order, or emergency declaration tied to this batch.
Addresses cited in the October 21 batch include 160 4th Avenue in Brooklyn's Park Slope-area BIN 3006627; 2106 Crotona Avenue in the Bronx's Tremont section; 41-15 38th Street in Sunnyside, Queens; 5116 New Utrecht Avenue in Borough Park, Brooklyn; 38 State Street in Brooklyn Heights; 810 River Avenue near Yankee Stadium in the Concourse-Concourse Village section of the Bronx; 198 West 134th Street in Harlem; and 325 Church Street in Tribeca, among dozens of others, per DOB records.
Several buildings drew multiple violations in the same posting. DOB records show 198 West 134th Street (BIN 1058240) with four separate AEU-HAZ violation numbers issued October 21, 677 Sterling Place in Crown Heights North (BIN 3031447) with three, and 482 7th Avenue in the Midtown-Times Square area (BIN 1014444) with two.
Separately, DOB's Complaints Received dataset logged roughly 100 new complaints citywide over the same two-day window, spanning categories from illegal conversions to construction-without-permit allegations, concentrated in Staten Island, Brooklyn and the Bronx. A complaint entering the system is an unverified allegation, not a finding, and none in that batch has been tied to the AEU-HAZ violations above.
DOB's violation and complaint databases are public record and searchable by BIN or address through the department's Building Information System.