32 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11222

The three-story, six-unit residential building at 32 Driggs Avenue in Greenpoint, owned by Colleen Dockery, has a documented history of housing maintenance violations and pest-related issues extending over multiple years. Most concerning is the pattern of bedbug report violations, with open Class A violations on record from 2021 through 2024, indicating the owner's non-compliance with the requirement to file annual bedbug reports as mandated by Housing Maintenance Code (HMC) § HMC.

The building's pest management history also reveals a brief period of rodent issues in October 2011, with initial inspections showing rat activity on October 4 and October 6, though a subsequent compliance inspection on October 21 resulted in a passing grade, suggesting temporary rodent control measures were effective. The property, built in 1931 as an Old Law Tenement, has experienced these ongoing maintenance challenges over the past decade, with the most recent violation occurring in April 2024.

While the building's age and classification as an Old Law Tenement are common among many New York City structures, the consistent pattern of bedbug report violations over four consecutive years is particularly notable, as it demonstrates a lack of compliance with a specific health and safety requirement. The building has had no recorded violations or inspections related to other significant health or safety concerns in recent years, but the persistent bedbug report violation pattern remains the most prominent issue on record.