DOB records show five active safety violations issued October 2, 2026 at 110 West 32 Street in Manhattan, all tied to elevator equipment at the building.
The violations split across three devices registered at the property — device numbers 1V20943, 1F3003, and 1P5646 — and cover two categories under DOB's elevator compliance code: failure to file a 2025 periodic inspection report and failure to file a 2025 Category 1 test report. Device 1F3003 and device 1P5646 each drew both a periodic-filing violation and a Cat 1 violation; device 1V20943 drew one of each as well, for five total citations tied to the 2025 annual filing cycle, which closed December 31, 2025.
All five remain listed as Active in DOB's Safety Violations dataset as of this writing. The property sits on Block 807, Lot 7503 (BBL 1008077503) in Community Board 105, Council District 3, in the Midtown South-Flatiron-Union Square neighborhood.
Periodic inspection reports and Category 1 test reports are the annual and triennial safety filings elevator owners must submit to DOB to certify that a device has been inspected and tested; a missed filing triggers a violation independent of whether the equipment itself has a problem.
For comparison, four similar failure-to-file citations entered the same day at buildings in Queens and Brooklyn — 22-06 Cornaga Avenue in Far Rockaway, 1661 Summerfield Street in Ridgewood, and 339 Broadway in Williamsburg — were each logged as Dismissed in the same DOB dataset.
Building owners and managing agents facing an active failure-to-file violation can clear it by submitting the overdue inspection or test report through DOB NOW; the violation stays open, and any associated civil penalty stands, until DOB processes the filing.
DOB's Safety Violations dataset (dataset ID 855j-jady) is the source for all violation numbers, statuses, and device records cited here.