Co-op and condo boards must follow strict state guidelines.
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Phasing In Safety Rules
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Package Precautions
Launched by the NYPD, the SHIELD program hits home.
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Got Your Stove Knobs Covered?
A deadly fire leads to new safety regulations.
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An Ounce of Prevention
Say hello to electronic monitoring of fire extinguishers.
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After the Alarm
A Greenwich Village co-op navigates a fire’s fallout.
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Glow-in-the-Dark Door Signs
Yet another new necessity.
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Pool Policies
Make it fun – but keep it safe.
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Rules for Keeping Cool
Air conditioners can kill.
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Things That Go Bump
It was 3 in the morning and someone was ringing at my buzzer.
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Shocking, Positively Shocking
Local Law 39/2015 calls for all electrical outlets in public spaces to be covered. Is it necessary?
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