Three construction-related incidents, each involving one injury and no fatality, were logged in DOB's Construction-Related Incidents dataset this week, all three in Brooklyn.
The most recent, dated October 7, happened at 275 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, BIN 3000605, where DOB's record lists the incident type as "Mechanical Construction Equipment" and records one injury. The address sits in Community District 302, City Council District 33.
Also dated October 7, a worker-fell incident was recorded at 60 Division Avenue in Brooklyn, BIN 3323169, with one injury noted. That address falls in Community District 301, City Council District 34, in the Williamsburg area per DOB's neighborhood tabulation (NTA BK0103).
A third incident, classified by DOB as "Accident" with a cause description of "Other Construction Related," was recorded on October 5 at 178 Montrose Avenue in Brooklyn, BIN 3430613, also with one injury. That address is likewise in Community District 301, City Council District 34, a few blocks from the Division Avenue site in NTA BK0104.
DOB's incident dataset does not include narrative detail beyond these category fields, and no fatalities were reported in any of the three records. No stop-work orders are tied to these filings in the data reviewed.
Separately, DOB's Complaints Received log shows three new complaints entered October 7 at unrelated addresses in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn — categories covering a general construction complaint, an elevator complaint, and a boiler complaint. Complaints are unverified allegations when filed and are not evidence of a violation; they are noted here only for volume context and are not connected to the three incidents above.