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Repair Or Replace The Carbon Monoxide Detecting Device(S). Missing

HPD order 1503 · cites NYC Housing Maintenance Code § 27-2046.1 · written Nov 4, 2004Aug 3, 2026

HPD has written 294,032 violations under order 1503, "Repair Or Replace The Carbon Monoxide Detecting Device(S). Missing", citing NYC Housing Maintenance Code § 27-2046.1. 65,710 are open right now, 63,327 of them past the legal deadline on the notice.

Open now
65,710
Open past deadline
63,327
Closed
228,322
All time
294,032
Class C (immediately hazardous)
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How order 1503 is actually enforced

  • 3,986 notices (1.4%) sit at not complied with: the deadline passed and HPD found the condition unrepaired.
  • 2,363 certifications of repair were rejected by HPD. 237 of those are recorded as false certification: the owner certified a repair that inspection did not confirm.
  • 1,871 repairs were certified after the deadline.
  • 3,290 notices (1.1%) are reissues: the violation was written, not fixed, and written again.
  • 109,696 notices (37.3%) were dismissed.

Open order-1503 violations by borough

BROOKLYN24,661
BRONX16,999
QUEENS12,300
MANHATTAN9,782
STATEN ISLAND1,968

The law behind this order

Order 1503is HPD’s standard wording for one kind of condition. The legal duty it enforces is NYC Housing Maintenance Code § 27-2046.1, "Duties of owner and occupant with respect to installation and maintenance of carbon monoxide detecting devices in class A multiple dwellings and private dwellings". The section page carries the statute text, the measured cure times and the full enforcement record.

§ 27-2046.1 Duties of owner and occupant with respect to installation and maintenance of carbon monoxide detecting devices in class A multiple dwellings and private dwellings · Browse open § 27-2046.1 records in the live feed · All violation codes

Counted from HPD’s Housing Maintenance Code Violations dataset by order number. Figures recomputed Aug 5, 2026.