Notices for Suspected Gas Leaks, Smoke Detecting Devices, and Carbon Monoxide Alarms ( WHITE,10.9X12.7)-12-12.1

Product Description: HPD Combined Notice Sign

Material: Durable rust-free aluminum
Size: 13 x 11 inches
Design: White background with bold black lettering for maximum visibility
Corners: Rounded for safety and a professional finish
Mounting: Pre-drilled holes in each corner for easy installation
Thickness: 0.023 inches

This HPD Combined Notice Sign is required by law under NYC Rule 28 RCNY § 12-12.1. The regulation allows building owners to post a single combined notice covering three important safety requirements:

• Smoke Detecting Devices Notice

• Carbon Monoxide Detecting Devices Notice

• Gas Leak Procedures Notice

Instead of posting three separate signs, owners can post this one combined notice in a conspicuous place, usually near mailboxes or in the lobby. This sign keeps your building in compliance with HPD rules and helps protect tenants in case of smoke, carbon monoxide, or gas leak emergencies.

Made of heavy-duty aluminum, this sign is rust-proof, weather-resistant, and built to last. It is designed to meet HPD requirements and avoid violations or costly fines. Perfect for multiple dwellings, apartment buildings, and residential properties.

Section of the Law: 28 RCNY § 12-12.1 – The owner may choose to post a combined notice for Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detecting Devices and Gas Leak Procedures, in a form approved by HPD.

HPD Combined Notice Sign – Importance of Compliance

The HPD Combined Notice Sign (28 RCNY § 12-12.1) is a required posting for multiple dwellings in New York City. This sign includes information about Smoke Detecting Devices, Carbon Monoxide Detecting Devices, and Gas Leak Procedures all in one notice. By posting the combined notice, owners can meet several HPD posting requirements in one step and ensure that tenants and residents are properly informed.

Proper signage is not just about avoiding fines—it is about keeping tenants safe. The combined notice explains what residents should do if smoke, carbon monoxide, or a gas leak is detected. These are life-threatening emergencies, and having clear instructions readily visible in common areas can save lives.

All owners and managers of multiple dwellings must follow HPD posting rules. The HPD Combined Notice must be posted in a conspicuous location where tenants can easily see it, usually near the mailboxes or lobby area. This ensures that every resident knows the procedures to follow in an emergency, which can prevent confusion and delay.

Failure to post the required sign can result in HPD violations and costly fines. More importantly, it puts the safety of tenants at risk. Landlords and building managers are responsible for ensuring that notices are durable, legible, and compliant with HPD requirements. Aluminum signs with pre-drilled holes are typically used because they are rust-free, long-lasting, and easy to install.

Summary of the Code (28 RCNY § 12-12.1):
This section of the NYC Rules allows owners to post a single combined notice in place of three separate notices (smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and gas leak procedures). The notice must be in a form approved by HPD and placed in a prominent common area of the building. By posting the combined sign, owners comply with multiple HPD requirements at once, ensuring both legal compliance and resident safety.

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