backflow preventer test violations: this week's list
413 summonses on the list this week, matched to who to call. Every row is a DEP summons from the last 60 days for a missing annual backflow test report or a missing backflow preventer.
New York City, this weekUpdated October 13, 2026Five from this week
1. Needs its backflow test filed before its hearing on Oct 19 (6 days), $700 fine. 1057 East 96th Street, Brooklyn 11236. Summons 0600592127: Fail to install backflow preventer or perform submit initial test rpt, $700 fine, hearing Oct 19. Why: hearing in 6 days, $700 fine, owner named.
2. Needs its backflow test filed before its hearing on Oct 19 (6 days), $700 fine. 1106 Remsen Avenue, Brooklyn 11236. Summons 0600592136: Fail to install backflow preventer or perform submit initial test rpt, $700 fine, hearing Oct 19. Why: hearing in 6 days, $700 fine, owner named.
3. Needs its backflow test filed before its hearing on Oct 19 (6 days), $700 fine. 111 Gold Street, Brooklyn 11201. Summons 0600592154: Fail to install backflow preventer or perform submit initial test rpt, $700 fine, hearing Oct 19. Why: hearing in 6 days, $700 fine, owner named.
4. Needs its backflow test filed before its hearing on Oct 19 (6 days), $700 fine. 1179 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn 11226. Summons 0600592255: Fail to install backflow preventer or perform submit initial test rpt, $700 fine, hearing Oct 19. Why: hearing in 6 days, $700 fine, owner named.
5. Needs its backflow test filed before its hearing on Oct 19 (6 days), $700 fine. 1277 Sterling Place, Brooklyn 11213. Summons 0600592109: Fail to install backflow preventer or perform submit initial test rpt, $700 fine, hearing Oct 19. Why: hearing in 6 days, $700 fine, owner named.
Phones are shown in full in the list itself.
What each row has
The building address, borough, ZIP, the respondent named on the summons, the charges, the penalty, the date written and the OATH hearing date.
Who it's for
Plumbers who test backflow preventers. The city publishes these records, but not as a call list: we pull them every week, drop what's closed, match each to the managing agent or owner, add the phone where the company has one, and rank by deadline.
Price
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Where does the data come from?
New York City's public records (DOB, HPD, the Health Department, FDNY summonses heard at OATH and the State Liquor Authority), read every week. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.
How often is the DEP backflow summons list updated?
Every Monday. Rows the city closes drop off; new ones are added.
How much is it?
$149 a month, cancel any time. All five boroughs.
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