DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset logged four injury incidents across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island over the past week, none fatal, per DOB records.

At 288 East 88th Street in Manhattan (BIN 1091792), DOB recorded an incident on September 10 under the category "Other Construction Related" with one injury reported, per DOB records. The address sits in Community District 108, City Council District 5.

At 122 East 11th Street in Manhattan (BIN 1091923), DOB recorded an accident on September 8, also categorized "Other Construction Related," with one injury reported, per DOB records. That address falls in Community District 103, City Council District 2.

At 95 Prospect Park West in Brooklyn (BIN 3339260), DOB recorded an accident on September 4 categorized "Scaffold/Shoring Installations," with two injuries reported, per DOB records. The address is in Community District 355, City Council District 39.

At 930A West Fingerboard Road in Staten Island (BIN 5175978), DOB recorded an accident on September 4 categorized "Worker Fell," with one injury reported, per DOB records.

DOB's incident dataset gives the category, date, injury count, and address DOB assigned to each report — it does not state a cause, and none is alleged here.

For contractors and supers working near any of these addresses, the practical value is context: a scaffold/shoring incident record at a Park Slope address, or a fall record on Staten Island, is worth checking against that site's active permits and any DOB violation history before assuming an unrelated complaint there is routine.

Separately, DOB's Complaints Received feed logged roughly 100 new complaints citywide in the same two-day window, spanning categories from elevator issues (unit ELEVR) to illegal conversions and boiler safety — normal volume for the system, and none of those complaints are confirmed incidents. A complaint is an unverified allegation until DOB inspects and dispositions it.

Anyone with active work at these four addresses should pull the DOB BIN record directly (dobnow.cityofnewyork.us) to check for related violations, stop-work orders, or open complaints before bidding adjacent scope or scheduling inspections nearby.