Your Input Needed on Dundalk's Rat Problem
Baltimore County officials say "Rat Attack" is succeeding; residents say they don't see any change in the area's rat population.
Patch is working on a followup to Baltimore County's report issued recently that states Code Enforcement officials are seeing great success with their rat eradication program, now dubbed "Rat Attack." After Patch published an article in which county officials touted the program's success, many Dundalk residents posted comments on Dundalk Patch and its Facebook page saying just the opposite. Residents voiced frustration with trying to reach and get consistent information from Code Enforcement employees; continuing problems with neighbors who don't properly store trash; and continuing problems with junked cars and other backyard debris that provide habitat for the rodents. Residents also complain about gardens and even cars being heavily …
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Freddy
12:46 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
Shell9 As you are aware the plastic cans are pure junk when it comes to the rats. Metal cans are the way to go and once they begin to rust replace them. The county needs to regulate this type of trash can if they continue to spend money of extermination efforts. more ›