The City of Philadelphia appointed its first-ever rat abatement manager to lead efforts to reduce the city’s rat population. On Wednesday, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health appointed Adrian Jordan, a longtime Health Department employee, to the new role.
Philadelphia appointed its first Rat Abatement Manager, Adrian Jordan, to lead collaborative efforts against rats starting with targeted surveys in the lower Northeast.
Philadelphia has named Adrian Jordan, a longtime Health Department employee, as its first Rat Abatement Manager to lead a citywide fight against rat problems, according to the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.
Philadelphia has appointed Adrian Jordan its first 'rat abatement manager' after City Council urged officials to take action and PETA suggested birth control for the rodents.
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