A worker fell at a construction site at 475 State Street in Brooklyn on September 17, according to DOB Construction-Related Incidents records. DOB's record classifies the incident as "Worker Fell" and lists one injury and zero fatalities.

The address sits on Block 174, Lot 7503 in Brooklyn Community District 302, City Council District 33, per the same DOB dataset. The property is identified in city records under BIN 3331754 and BBL 3001740001. DOB's incident record does not name a general contractor, a subcontractor, or the injured worker, and this piece does not either.

DOB logged a second, separate construction-related incident one day earlier at 9 Monroe Place, also in Brooklyn (BIN 3001902, Block 237, Lot 47), classified as "Other Construction Related" with no injury and no fatality reported. The two addresses are roughly half a mile apart in Brooklyn Heights/Boerum Hill but the records show no indication the incidents are connected.

DOB's construction-incident dataset is separate from its complaints system. Citywide, DOB logged 100 new construction-related complaints in the two days spanning September 17 and 18, spread across all five boroughs and covering categories from elevator issues to illegal work and boiler complaints — a complaint alone is an unverified allegation, not a confirmed incident, and none of those complaints are tied to either address above.

For contractors and supers working near either site: DOB incident records are public and searchable by BIN or address through the Building Information System, and any related violations or stop-work orders — if issued — will post to that same address record, typically with a lag of several days after an event.