NYC’s bed bug advisory board: no appointments

Yes, we know.

We’re actually back where we started, with no one returning our calls.

The bill was signed by the Mayor on March 18. It’s been four weeks.

I can tell you what we’ve concluded after a year of doing this: very few people actually care about bed bugs.

A bed bug can complete its life cycle in 4 weeks given the right temperature. So, probably not quite yet. Unless you keep your apartment really warm.

These pages may be of related interest:

  1. NYC’s Bed Bug Advisory Board: the Mayor’s press release
  2. A bed bug advisory board for New York City
  3. The 18th, 19th and 20th sponsors
  4. NYC’s Bed Bug Advisory Board: what is it and what is it for?
  5. New York City Bed Bug Advisory Board

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2 Responses to NYC’s bed bug advisory board: no appointments

  1. Renee Corea says:

    Yeah, well.

    Sad but I suppose we should have seen it coming.