City Council passes legislation for rat contraception pilot program
The program will start within 180 days, according to officials.
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Sep 26, 2024, 10:33 AM
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Updated 86 days ago
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13h agoThe City Council has voted in favor of a bill which will establish a rat contraception pilot program.
The program would have pellets scattered in two areas that have a high population of rats.
The city says the pellets will stop the reproductive functions in rodents.
The program will start within 180 days, according to officials.
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