ST. HILDA'S

Inspection history

These records end in April 2023. NYC Health's open data file of child care inspections covers May 29, 2020 to April 24, 2023 and has not been updated since April 26, 2023. For newer inspections, search NYC Health's Child Care Connect by program name.

A violation in this file means an inspector cited a Health Code rule at the time of the visit. The city lists violations when they are cited, before any hearing. Violations that can carry a fine go to the NYC Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH), which can uphold or dismiss them. The status under each violation shows whether the city marked it corrected. Read the official record for details.

Below is every inspection in the file for this program, newest first, with the type and result as NYC Health published them. NYC Health sorts violations into three categories: public health hazard, critical and general. Results such as "Fines pending" and each violation's status (open or corrected) are as of the file's last update in April 2023 and may have changed since. A compliance inspection checks violations cited earlier, so its result can mention corrected violations even when no new ones are listed. If the file lists the same violation more than once for one inspection, we show and count it once and note how many times it appears.

1. February 8, 2023 · Initial Annual Inspection · No new violations listed

   Result (as published; may have changed since April 2023): Passed inspection with no violations

2. May 11, 2022 · Initial Annual Inspection · 5 violations

   Result (as published; may have changed since April 2023): Reinspection Not Required

   • Plumbing and plumbing fixtures Not properly connected, vented, drained; Not installed and maintained in commercial building

     Category: General · Health Code section 131.09(c) · Status in the city's file (as of April 26, 2023): Corrected

   • Walls and ceiling in commercial building Not properly constructed; Not maintained in good repair; unclean

     Category: General · Health Code section 131.09(f) · Listed 2 times in the file for this inspection · Status in the city's file (as of April 26, 2023): Corrected

   • Commercial building regularly cleaned; kept clean and in good repair; kept free of overcrowding.

     Category: General · Health Code section 131.09(g) · Status in the city's file (as of April 26, 2023): Corrected

   • Hand Wash signs conspicuously posted at every hand wash sink

     Category: General · Health Code section 43.20(b) · Status in the city's file (as of April 26, 2023): Corrected

   • Refrigeration units provided with thermometers; thermometers calibrated to (+)(-) 2 degree F accuracy; properly placed in warmest spot of unit

     Category: General · Health Code section 81.18(a)(3) · Status in the city's file (as of April 26, 2023): Corrected

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Sources

• Active NYC Health Code Regulated Child Care Programs: program details (Public Domain).
• DOHMH Childcare Center Inspections (Historical): inspections and violations, last updated April 26, 2023.

Both are published by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene on NYC Open Data, which city law makes free to use without registration or license (NYC Admin. Code § 23-502). NYC Health does not endorse pages built from its data. We show the city's text as published. We don't show the file's violation-rate columns, which compare programs in ways that can mislead without context. Program details last checked November 12, 2026.