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Philly appoints first-ever ‘rat abatement manager’ to reduce rat population | Local News | phillytrib.com  phillytrib.com

The City of Philadelphia appointed its first-ever rat abatement manager to lead efforts to reduce the city The City of Philadelphia appointed its first-ever rat abatement manager to lead efforts to reduce the city's rat population. On Wednesday, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health appointed Adrian Jordan, a longtime Health Department employee, to the new role. Officials said Jordan will lead a "One Philly" approach to address ongoing community and quality-of-life issues that attract rats to Philadelphia's neighborhoods and commercial areas. “I’ve worked to fight rats in Philadelphia for more than twenty years, and I am looking forward to being able to work directly with colleagues from departments across the City to ensure that we are properly prioritizing this," Jordan said.

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