DOB's complaint log picked up four new entries on October 15, spread across Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens — per DOB Complaints Received data. All four are listed as ACTIVE, meaning no inspection outcome has been recorded yet.
In Manhattan, a complaint was entered at 60 Wall Street (BIN 1001004), category 04, routed to DOB's ERT unit — the Emergency Response Team, which handles complaints flagged as needing a faster look. Complaint number 1739083 is the record to track if you're working or bidding near that address.
In the Bronx, 2485 Elm Place (BIN 2011041, ZIP 10458) picked up complaint 2452263, category 4A, assigned to DOB's Special Operations unit. Category 4A complaints typically concern construction work without a permit or beyond what's permitted — but that's the category code's general meaning, not a finding on this specific address; DOB hasn't inspected it yet.
In Brooklyn, 355 90th Street in Bay Ridge (BIN 3154191, ZIP 11209, Community Board 310) drew complaint 3A84808, category 45, assigned to DOB's Queens-based inspection unit covering that borough's caseload. And in Queens' Bushwick-adjacent stretch — 124 Wyckoff Avenue (BIN 3074246, ZIP 11237, Community Board 304) — complaint 3A84809, category 7J, went to DOB's Removal and Testing unit, which typically handles facade and structural safety referrals.
A complaint number is not a violation and not a confirmed condition — it's the trigger for an inspection that hasn't happened yet, or at least hasn't been logged as resolved. Anyone with work planned at these four addresses, or bidding adjacent work, should pull the BIN on DOB's public portal before mobilizing; an active complaint can turn into a stop-work order fast if the inspection finds something, and knowing one is already open saves a surprise later.
None of today's four complaints have a disposition yet, per DOB records. This desk will follow each BIN for an inspection result.