181 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 181 Grand Street in Williamsburg, owned by John Pieprzak, has experienced persistent pest-related issues over recent years, with particularly significant concerns about rodent activity. The property, constructed in 1910 and currently classified as "Hereafter Converted Class A," has open violations dating back to 2021 regarding the failure to file required annual bedbug reports with HPD.

Between 2023 and 2024, there have been multiple documented rodent-related service requests and inspections, including three reports of rodent sightings in October 2023 alone, though no violations were found during the inspections. The building has received continuous rodent control measures throughout 2024, with multiple bait applications recorded, particularly in April, June, July, and August 2024, indicating an ongoing effort to address the infestation problem.

In addition to the rodent issues, the building has faced recent challenges with unsanitary conditions, particularly in October 2023, though no violations were issued following HPD inspection. The property is currently undergoing active management of its pest control issues, as evidenced by the regular application of bait and compliance inspections, with the most recent compliance inspection in July 2024 resulting in a "Pass" designation. The persistence of both rodent and bedbug reporting requirements suggests ongoing challenges with maintaining optimal building conditions, while the regular monitoring and bait application programs indicate management's commitment to addressing these concerns, though the frequency and duration of pest-related complaints warrant attention.