So, what now?
John Raimonda, Director of Operations of Liberty Pest Control, wrote today in response to the NH Bedbugs post and I have his permission to share his email with you:
John Raimonda, Director of Operations of Liberty Pest Control, wrote today in response to the NH Bedbugs post and I have his permission to share his email with you:
Today is June 18, three months exactly since the Mayor signed the bed bug advisory board bill. (At least one generation.) There have been no appointments. At this point I’m no longer wondering at the delay but rather well into … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
The original language in the bill said “bed bug task force.” This change has not been unnoticed in the community. Like we said, it doesn’t matter, we can still do this.
The Mayor signed Int. 57-A yesterday. This is the press release:
The New York City Housing Authority cannot keep up with the bed bug complaints in its properties. Consider the numbers:
What appears so effortless and natural in other cities has to be legislated in our own. No matter, we can do this too. And we will. But our first hope is that our city agencies will truly collaborate with each … Continue reading
So, this is really happening. Mayor Bloomberg will sign New York City’s bed bug advisory board legislation on Wednesday, March 18, at 3:30 p.m. in the press briefing room, the Blue Room, at City Hall.
Dear friends, we share the following announcement from Council Member Gale Brewer, and we do so not without some feeling. So, our discussion of our thoughts and hopes for the advisory board will come later. For now, some modest celebrating … Continue reading
Part 1 is here. And don’t forget the rats!