DOB logged three new complaints this week at addresses in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn, according to the DOB Complaints Received dataset.
None of the three has a posted outcome yet — a complaint is a request for inspection, not a finding, and DOB has not indicated what, if anything, each inspection turned up.
At 462 2nd Avenue in Manhattan (BIN 1082729, zip 10016), a complaint entered October 7 is logged under category 53 and remains active, per DOB records.
At 747 Sheridan Avenue in the Bronx (BIN 2129230, zip 10451), a complaint entered October 7 is logged under category 6M, DOB's code for elevator-related complaints, and remains active.
At 1022 East 36th Street in Brooklyn (BIN 3208209, zip 11210), a complaint entered October 7 is logged under category 58 and assigned to DOB's boiler unit, and remains active.
Contractors and property managers with work at or near these addresses can look up each complaint number — 1738407, 2451763, and 3A83724 — on DOB NOW or the Building Information Search to track whether an inspection has been scheduled or completed.
No violations, stop-work orders, or injuries are tied to any of the three complaints as of this writing; this is a record of complaints filed, not a record of findings.
Readers should check back as DOB's inspection outcomes typically post separately and with a lag after a complaint is entered.