Check if tenants responded to annual window guard and lead-based paint notice.

All tenants’ responses to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) “Annual Notice: Protect Your Child from Lead Poisoning and
Window Falls” are due today. If a tenant doesn’t return a signed and dated annual notice to you by today and you don’t know if the tenant needs or wants window guards, DOHMH regulations require that by March 2, 2015, you inspect the tenant’s apartment at “reasonable” times to determine whether a child 10 years or younger resides in the apartment and, if so, whether window

All tenants’ responses to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) “Annual Notice: Protect Your Child from Lead Poisoning and
Window Falls” are due today. If a tenant doesn’t return a signed and dated annual notice to you by today and you don’t know if the tenant needs or wants window guards, DOHMH regulations require that by March 2, 2015, you inspect the tenant’s apartment at “reasonable” times to determine whether a child 10 years or younger resides in the apartment and, if so, whether window
guards are properly installed.

And for lead-based paint, the law requires that by March 2, 2015, you inspect the occupant’s apartment at “reasonable” times to determine whether a child under age 6 lives there.

FOR MORE INFO

Call the DOHMH’s Office of Field
Operations Inspections at (212) 676-6100.