Submitted by ShinyGodzilla t3_yzd9eb in nyc
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flarakoo t1_iwzosj1 wrote
"I've had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking train"
akanaan5 t1_ix792ns wrote
lmao
maveric29 t1_ix0fjb9 wrote
What do we get to get rid of the snakes mongeese?
flyboy_1285 t1_ix0x8g1 wrote
A fabulous type of Gorilla that thrives on snake meat.
BleachyPoo712 t1_ix23u94 wrote
I don't think the rats are gonna follow them sadly
AugustWest7120 t1_iwzfhhj wrote
Bring out the terriers, bring out the terriers!
grambell789 t1_ix3ux2q wrote
there's some great youtube videos of terriers in action. I think its a big sport in England since they can't chase fox anymore.
pattymcfly t1_ix8j969 wrote
I have a ratter. Patterdale terriers have insane prey drive and rats and squirrels are their enemies.
reignnyday t1_iwzbf8k wrote
They need to address the parks somehow. These guys are rampant through MSQ after sunset
FrankFriendo t1_ix0u013 wrote
I actually read the article so let me sum it up: it’s now illegal to be a rat
ShinyGodzilla OP t1_iwzang2 wrote
>NEW YORK (PIX11) — Four bills meant to tackle New York City’s historic rat problem were signed by Mayor Eric Adams on Friday.
>The mayor’s “Get Stuff Clean” initiative, along with the newly signed legislation, is all part of a concerted effort to create a cleaner New York.
>“This legislation doubles down on our efforts and is another important step to put a dent in our rodent population. Rat-free streets are vital to vibrant neighborhoods and our city’s economic recovery, and I thank the City Council for their partnership in keeping our city squeaky clean” said Adams.
>Intros. 414-4 and 459-A detail rules for so-called rat mitigation zones. The Department of Health and Mental Services must issue an annual report on the success of clearing out rats in these zones. The DOHMH has until April 1, 2023, to identify and declare the zones. Intro. 459-A also allows the Department of Sanitation to issue restrictions on what time of day the buildings in these zones can set out trash and recycling for collection.
>Another bill, Intro 442-A, aims to reduce the presence of rats in construction areas by requiring proof that an exterminator was hired before construction work can begin.
>The last bill, Intro 460-A, requires buildings that have two or more rodent housing or health code violations to use “rodent-resistant containers” for at least two years.
screenaholic t1_ix2oypl wrote
I can solve the rat problem. All NYC residents are now legally required to carry pellet guns and shoot rats on sight. Problem solved.
miltonfriedman2028 t1_ix114pz wrote
Can’t we just cure the diseases rats have and the genetically engineer them to be cuter?
grandzu t1_ix1acfd wrote
More ways to fine property owners.
Iconoclast123 t1_ix1nm56 wrote
The one thing that would make a substantive difference is handing out tickets to property owners who do not have properly covered trash containers. For some reason that is nowhere on this list.
utamog t1_ixxsi1h wrote
Please end those outdoor dining shack, my dog finds literally 30 rats on each walk at night under them. He is a ratter and drags me to see his rat friends.
Chillycloth t1_iwzmqyt wrote
Wow. And I fixed the drug problem by passing new laws. See how easy it is to fix things?
eastvenomrebel t1_iwzfpwz wrote
We don't need new laws, we need snakes... Lots of 'em! /s