606 Jerome Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 606 Jerome Street in East New York, owned by Monique Moore, has a documented history dating back to 1930 with several notable events affecting resident comfort and building maintenance. Most concerning was a heat and hot water emergency in July 2022 that briefly disrupted services to the entire building, though these utilities were reportedly restored within two days.

The building experienced plumbing-related challenges in 2019-2020, including a stop work order issued in March 2019 that was fully rescinded the following year, linked to complications with the master plumber's license. This plumbing issue triggered a violation from the Department of Buildings in April 2019, which was ultimately dismissed in March 2020 after proper procedures were followed to obtain a new master plumber.

The property has faced recurring rodent challenges, with confirmed rat activity documented in September 2019 and July 2015, though subsequent inspections in November 2019 and August 2015 showed compliance with rodent control standards. Building permits from 2018 and 2020 indicate regular maintenance activity, including plumbing and electrical work. The most recent permit issuance in March 2020 suggests ongoing attention to building systems, though it's worth noting that this data only extends to October 2023, and there may have been additional developments through July 2025 that are not captured in this report.