This way to the apocalypse? No, just deep pockets, multiple contractors and a steep learning curve
The $250K bed bug article is now online: How to Rid Your Building of Bedbugs – The Latest Breakthroughs – Habitat Magazine.
Tag: NYC
“The bldg is unable to get it under control”
This is the problem that we have to solve in our city. That is the whole game. Let me remind you of the necessary approach, as described by Lou Sorkin not too long ago:
M&M interviews Brewer and others
Bed bugs are a booming business. We all know that. The little local stimulus plan that no one wants to tout. (Before this is over we’ll have to talk about what we can do when we don’t have five, let … Continue reading
The $250K bed bug management bargain
Note: The article is finally online and we talk about it some more here.
Questions
We now have a brief FAQ. Feel free to contact us, but you may want to check out the FAQ. More useful to you, I expect, will be the resources collected here.
Bed bugs and the law in New York City
Though we get a lot of inquiries on this subject, we’re not in a position to give legal advice, and so we simply listed all the relevant references in our resources page, but they’re hard to find.
Lou Sorkin: loved, respected and essential to this endeavor
New York vs Bed Bugs co-founder Lisa wrote a letter in support of Lou Sorkin’s appointment to the New York City Bed Bug Advisory Board: BY MAIL AND FAX July 6, 2009 Eddie Bautista, Director Office of City Legislative Affairs … Continue reading
One more letter
Do you remember our old bed bug task force letter writing campaign? Would you write one more letter? The City Council Speaker has a contact form that you can use to send a simple (and polite) note asking her to … Continue reading
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:
3 months
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