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Venue Noise Monitor

Know about a 311 noise complaint the next day

Daily alerts when a new 311 noise complaint is filed about your bar, club or restaurant, and a dated record you can bring to a community board hearing. Built on public NYC 311 data, which runs about 1 day behind.

How alerts work

  1. Find your address and pick a plan. Each venue page shows its 311 noise complaint history.

  2. Every day DOBGuard reads the latest NYC 311 data and checks for new complaints at the addresses you follow.

  3. You get an email, and a text message if you opt in, with the date, time, type of noise and the police response recorded by 311.

What an alert looks like

Example only. Not real data.

Subject
New 311 noise complaint at 123 Example Street
Filed
Saturday, 11:42 PM
Type
Loud Music/Party
Police response
Not yet recorded
Last 30 days
4 complaints at this address

Plans

Attorney

For attorneys and consultants who represent several venues.

$149/month

  • Up to 15 venues
  • Daily email alerts, text if you opt in
  • License renewal reminders at 120, 90 and 30 days
  • Hearing Reports at a discount
Monitor up to 15 venues, $149/mo

Hearing Report

A dated 24-month PDF record of 311 noise complaints at one venue, for license renewals and community board hearings.

$79 one-time

  • Monthly table and full dated log
  • Date, time, type of noise, police response
  • Data source and disclaimer included
  • Delivered as a PDF
Download the Hearing Report, $79

Prices in US dollars. Data from NYC 311, updated daily (about 1 day delay).

About the data

The 311 data comes from NYC Open Data: complaints with the type Noise - Commercial and the location type Club/Bar/Restaurant, which 311 routes to the NYPD. Business names and license dates come from state liquor authority records and are shown only when the match to the address is confident.

Questions

Browse the free lookup: NYC noise complaints by venue. DOBGuard is not affiliated with the City of New York and does not provide legal advice.