1469 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

The two-family house at 1469 Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, built in 1931 and currently owned by Tuwroh Nmah-clarke, has experienced persistent pest-related issues over recent years, with a notable pattern of rodent infestations. The most recent inspections in 2024 (July and June) both confirmed rat activity, while earlier records from 2018-2019 showed multiple instances of rodent problems, including inspections that required bait application.

The building has a concerning history of sanitary conditions, with multiple complaints filed between 2018-2019 regarding pests, garbage storage, and mold issues. These resulted in several Housing Maintenance Code violations, including an open Class C violation from November 2018 specifically citing rat infestation in the second-story apartment 1. Emergency issues were documented in late 2019 related to safety concerns such as carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, window guards, and plumbing problems, all of which were subsequently closed.

Additional historical records show a Department of Buildings violation from January 2020 regarding an illegally cut sidewalk curb at the back of the building, though this was resolved with no penalties imposed. While there were periods of remediation efforts, including multiple bait applications in early 2019, the recent 2024 rodent inspections indicate that pest management solutions may not have provided a permanent resolution. The building's documented history suggests ongoing challenges with maintaining optimal living conditions, particularly concerning pest management and building maintenance compliance.