40 Laforge Place, Staten Island, NY 10302

40 Laforge Place is a two-family residence located in Port Richmond, Staten Island, that was constructed in 1931 and is currently owned by Waldemar Nawoj. The two-story building has experienced several notable events over recent years, with the most significant being a safety-related incident in February 2021 involving a missing carbon monoxide detector in the first-floor apartment.

This violation, classified as both A and B under the Housing Maintenance Code, was promptly addressed and certified as corrected by March 12, 2021. Prior to this, the first-floor kitchen ceiling required repainting with light-colored paint to meet departmental standards. The building's maintenance history shows attention to safety concerns, with two rodent-related inspections conducted in 2019.

The property passed a compliance inspection in July 2019 following the initial inspection in May of the same year, which had reported rat activity. Interestingly, the building has maintained a record of no bedbug infestations over the past five years (2019-2023), with all four annual bedbug reports (including the most recent in December 2022) showing zero infested dwelling units, eradicated units, or re-infested units. Since the carbon monoxide detector incident in early 2021, there have been no further reported safety violations or maintenance issues, suggesting improved compliance with safety regulations.