991 Fox Street, Bronx, NY 10459

The three-story, three-unit building at 991 Fox Street in Longwood, owned by Mercy Ewoodzie and constructed in 1995, has experienced recurring pest management challenges over recent years, particularly regarding bedbug reporting compliance. The property currently holds an open Class A violation from 2024 requiring the filing of annual bedbug reports, as has been documented each year since 2021.

A notable cluster of complaints in September 2019 resulted in multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations, including unsanitary conditions related to pest infestations and electrical outlet issues in Apartment 2. While these specific infestations were addressed through violation closures by October 2019, the building has maintained an ongoing need for pest management oversight. The property's recent history shows some improvement in terms of rodent inspections, with the most recent inspection in November 2023 resulting in a passing grade.

Previous rodent inspections from 2010 through 2017 also passed, indicating generally good conditions regarding that specific pest category. Notable structural features of the building include its temporary certificate of occupancy status, which typically requires regular renewal until conversion to a permanent certificate is achieved. Despite the open bedbug reporting violation and past infestation history, the building has demonstrated regular compliance with rodent management requirements, though the pattern of annual bedbug report violations suggests ongoing challenges with meeting all housing maintenance code requirements.