Two workers were injured in separate incidents at the same Manhattan address on the same day, according to DOB Construction-Related Incidents records.
DOB lists accident report numbers 46592 and 46591, both dated October 21, 2026, both tied to BIN 1079839 at 220 East 9th Street in Manhattan. Each record lists one injury and no fatality, and both classify the incident type as "Mechanical Construction Equipment." The address sits on Block 464, Lot 20, within Community District 103 and City Council District 2, per the filing.
DOB's incident dataset does not break out what specific equipment was involved, what each worker's condition was, or whether the two reports describe the same event logged twice or two distinct occurrences on site that day. The dataset records two separate accident report IDs, so this piece treats them as two filings pending further detail.
Separately, DOB records show an accident on October 19, 2026 at 38 Varick Street in Brooklyn, tied to BIN 3397148, classified as "Worker Fell" with one injury and no fatality reported. That address falls in Community District 301 and City Council District 33, per the filing. DOB's dataset does not identify the contractor, the height involved, or the worker's condition.
None of the three records name a contracting firm, and DOB's public incident dataset does not include that field. No stop-work order appears in these records. DOB's complaint-tracking system separately logged roughly 100 new complaints citywide over the same two days, a volume consistent with routine citywide activity and not itself evidence of a connection to these incidents.
DOB typically posts incident records with a lag of several days to weeks after an event, so additional detail — including any follow-up inspection, violation, or stop-work action tied to either address — may not yet appear in public data.