DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset shows four new entries filed between September 1 and September 4, 2026. Two involve falls that resulted in injury. Two carry no injury on the record. No fatalities are listed in any of the four.

The first fall came at 930-A West Fingerboard Road in Staten Island, BIN 5175978, block 3197, lot 1. DOB records the incident on September 4 under the category "Worker Fell," with one injury and no fatality reported. Accident report number 46427 covers the entry.

The same day, DOB logged a second incident at 95 Prospect Park West in Brooklyn, BIN 3339260, block 1117, lot 1, zip 11215. That report is categorized "Scaffold/Shoring Installations" and also lists one injury, no fatality, under accident report number 46426.

Two falls, two boroughs, one date. The record doesn't say whether the incidents are connected in any way — different BINs, different addresses, different firms as far as the public data shows — but any contractor tracking this beat should note both landed on September 4.

The other two entries carry no injury. At 50 Division Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, BIN 3323168, block 2166, lot 1, zip 11249, DOB logged a "Worker Fell" incident on September 1 with zero injuries recorded, accident report 46418. At 401 East 11th Street in Manhattan, BIN 1077654, block 439, lot 1, zip 10009, DOB logged an "Other Construction Related" incident the same day, also with zero injuries, accident report 46415.

For context on volume: DOB's separate Complaints Received system logged about 100 new construction complaints citywide over roughly the same two-day window, per that dataset. That's a different system — complaints are unverified allegations, not confirmed incidents — and nothing in that batch ties directly to the four addresses above. It's cited here only to show this is a normal-volume week for DOB intake, not a spike.

If you've got crews near any of these four BINs — or you're bidding work at 930-A West Fingerboard Road, 95 Prospect Park West, 50 Division Avenue, or 401 East 11th Street — pull the property's full record in DOB NOW before you move. An incident report can trigger a closer look at open permits and prior violations at that BIN, and a scaffold-related entry like the one on Prospect Park West is worth checking against that job's current shoring and scaffold permits specifically.

Source: NYC DOB Construction-Related Incidents dataset (bf97-mjsy), data.cityofnewyork.us. Cross-reference by BIN or accident report number for the full record.