767 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The three-story, four-unit building at 767 Carroll Street in Park Slope, owned by Dennis Doca and constructed in 1887, has maintained a relatively clean record over the past several years, with specific attention to pest control and maintenance compliance. Most notably, the building has demonstrated consistent proactive management regarding bedbug reporting, with five consecutive annual reports filed since 2020 showing zero cases of infestation, eradication, or re-infestation in any dwelling units.

The property passed an initial rodent inspection in March 2018, indicating effective pest management practices. The building's most recent maintenance violation, recorded in March 2023, pertains to an unfiled annual bedbug report, though this appears to be an administrative oversight as subsequent bedbug reports have been filed consistently since.

A more recent issue, dating from August 2022, involves an unresolved complaint about bees or wasps at the property, which remains "in progress" according to DOHMH records. While this insect-related complaint is not directly related to building maintenance, its prolonged status may warrant attention to resident comfort and safety. Otherwise, the building's record shows no significant structural or safety issues, with all documented pest management being handled through proper reporting channels and inspections.