114-17 166th Street, Queens, NY 11434

The two-family house at 114-17 166th Street in Jamaica, currently owned by Doret Lewis, has a documented history of rodent activity and attempted control measures. Most notably, during mid-2015, there was a significant rodent infestation with multiple inspections showing rat activity between July and September, leading to the application of bait as a control measure on three occasions.

This pattern of rodent issues was preceded by an inspection in 2010 that initially failed for unspecified reasons, though a subsequent compliance inspection that same month resulted in a passing grade. The building, which dates back to 1920, consists of two stories and has maintained its original two-family classification.

While no recent rodent inspections or other notable incidents have been recorded in the available data since 2015, the previous patterns of infestation and control measures suggest a history of pest management challenges within the property. The most recent documented inspection was in September 2015, which was approximately eight years ago from the current date of July 2025, and there appear to be no recorded violations or pest control measures in the interim period.