Search summonses, violations, and hearing outcomes from NYC's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings. See fines, dispositions, and issuing agencies — no account required.
NYC Intel pulls live OATH hearing data directly from NYC Open Data. These figures reflect summonses scheduled or decided in the last 90 days.
OATH is NYC's central tribunal for agency-issued summonses. If a building or business receives a violation from DOB, DOHMH, FDNY, or other agencies, the respondent can contest it at OATH.
OATH operates independently from the agencies that issue summonses, providing neutral adjudication of city violations and fines.
Cases at OATH can result in fines being upheld, dismissed, reduced, or settled. NYC Intel shows the final disposition for each case.
DOB, DOHMH, DSNY, FDNY, DEP, and many other NYC agencies all send summonses to OATH for adjudication when respondents contest violations.
OATH cases involve civil penalties ranging from hundreds to hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on the violation type and severity.
NYC Intel aggregates OATH data from NYC Open Data so you can search by address, business name, or browse by borough in seconds.
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Type a building address and select it from the autocomplete dropdown.
See all summonses, hearing dates, respondents, and final dispositions for that address.
Filter by the issuing agency (DOB, DOHMH, FDNY, etc.) or by outcome (paid, dismissed, defaulted) to find what matters to you.