Meet Kathleen Corradi, NYC's First-Ever Rat Czar
TL;DR
Kathleen Corradi has been appointed as New York City's first-ever director of rodent mitigation, tasked with reducing the city's rat population. The job description called for someone with "the drive, determination and killer instinct needed to fight the real enemy: New York City's relentless rat population." Corradi, an educator and sustainability expert, will oversee the city's existing army of rat experts and lead efforts to address the increase in rat sightings documented by city inspectors last year.
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- Kathleen Corradi Is New York City's New Rat Czar The New York Times
- 'A job that's made for her': Mayor Adams appoints NYC's new rat czar Gothamist
- NYC rat czar: Eric Adams introduces Kathleen Corradi as director of rodent mitigation WABC-TV
- Eric Adams taps DOE employee Kathleen Corradi as NYC's new 'rat czar' New York Post
- New York City names its first-ever 'rat czar' ABC News
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