Dear DOB Community:
I am
pleased to share with you our
progress in rolling out DOB NOW,
the Department's new
self-service online tool that
will enable you to complete
business processes online.

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2017 was a big year for DOB NOW. We released nine additional work types in DOB
NOW: Build along with boiler and façade filings in DOB NOW: Safety,
and received a combined total of 90,000 filings through both systems.
Stay tuned for more updates and additional work-type releases in 2018!
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Recent Enhancements |
On January 16, new enhancements
were rolled out in DOB NOW: Inspections.
Construction enhancement:
DOB NOW: Inspections now
requires the public to upload
certain electrical documents
prior to requesting Place of
Assembly inspections. This will
greatly reduce the number of
Place of Assembly inspection
requests that are rejected
because of improper or
insufficient documentation that
is required in order to conduct
the inspection.
Go to the Service Notice for more information.
Plumbing enhancements: Applicants of record on a job
are now required to go online to submit a Request for Plumbing
Sign off for Certificate of Occupancy (CO) or Temporary
Certificate of Occupancy (TCO). DOB NOW: Inspections also
added a new inspection type, Special Service Pump Test that
can either be requested by the public or self-certified by a
Licensed Master Plumber on both Sprinkler and Standpipe permits.
Go to the Service Notice for more information.
Electrical enhancements: Applicants of record on a job
are now required to go online to submit a Request for Electrical
Sign off for CO. Go to the Service Notice for more information.
Certification of Objections: If DOB issued any certifiable
objections on a development inspection, the public will now
be required to upload at least one document as proof of
correction when certifying an objection.
Additional information and
detailed instructions on using
DOB NOW: Inspections are
available at the DOB NOW: Inspections Resources page.
Best,

Rick Chandler, PE
Commissioner
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