And anyone walking here at night likely saw the large rat population. We've spotted up to a dozen rats darting back and forth between the holes in the tree pit and underneath the fencing on the Con Ed building.
Friday, May 6, 2022
Farewell to the rat-infested tree pit of 5th Street
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Well, not sure this will take care of the rats, but it’s worth a try. That’s the worst block for rats in the EV. I parked there for a weekend and they moved into the engine compartment, chewed everything up, $4,000 in damage and two weeks in the shop. Insurance covered all but the $100 deductible, so if you wonder why your rates keep going up, here’s part of the answer.
Same thing is happening on E 3RD ST. Tons of little rats living in and running back and forth from a huge stump the city just left, instead of removing and putting a new tree.
Report your complaints to 311 online or on phone. Otherwise it's just going to get worse
Try the intersection of Charles St and Greenwich Ave in W Village around 3am when the garbage is put out. HUNDREDS of rats, gnawing on the plastic bags full of rat dinner.
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