Search rat inspection results and rodent complaint history for any New York City address. See active rat signs, inspection outcomes, and 311 rodent complaints — free, no account required.
NYC Intel tracks rodent inspection results and 311 rodent complaint activity across all five boroughs. These counts reflect inspections with "active rat signs" findings, updated daily from NYC Open Data.
NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) inspectors visit properties and record one of three outcomes. NYC Intel shows the full inspection history for any address so you can see trends — not just the last result.
Inspector found evidence of current rat activity: fresh droppings, active burrows, gnaw marks, or live rats. A Notice of Violation is issued and the landlord must remediate immediately.
Inspector applied rodenticide bait as a preventive measure or follow-up. This does not mean active rats were found, but indicates the city is monitoring the property for rodent activity.
Inspector found no evidence of active rat activity. This is the best possible outcome. NYC Intel shows the full inspection timeline so you can see if a "passed" result is recent or years old.
NYC Intel is the only app that cross-references rat inspection results with 311 rodent complaints AND building violation data for the same address — giving you a complete rodent risk picture, not just one data source.
See rat inspection results for the specific building you're researching — not just the neighborhood or zip code. Hyper-local data matters when rats can vary block by block.
311 rodent complaints and HPD pest violation data appear alongside inspection results. A building with multiple 311 rodent complaints plus active rat signs findings is a serious red flag.
See multiple years of inspection results. A building trending from "active rat signs" to "passed" shows the landlord took action. Repeated "active rat signs" over years shows they haven't.
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Type any NYC address. NYC Intel pulls all city records tied to that building instantly.
See rodent inspection dates, outcomes (active rat signs, bait applied, passed), and all 311 rodent complaint history for the address and block.
NYC Intel also shows any HPD pest violations (Class B or C) filed at the same building — so you see whether the city inspected AND whether the landlord was formally cited.