NYC 'Rat Czar' Resigns Amid Declining Rat Sightings

NYC’s first rat czar quietly scurries away from $176K gig in Eric Adams’ administration

The city's first ever rat czar Kathleen Corradi has left her $176,000-a-year job, according to City Hall -- and it’s unclear if the position will ever be filled again.

NYC 'rat czar' resigns amid declining rat sightings

Editor's note: The video aired on April 13 after Katie Corradi was appointed as the New York City rat czar. NEW YORK (PIX11) -- New York City will have to continue its 'War on Rats' without one of its key leaders, as rat czar Kathy Corradi quietly resigned from her position, City Hall confirmed on Wednesday. Kathleen Corradi previously headed up rat mitigation efforts with the Department of Education. More Local News New York City Mayor Er…

NYC ‘rat czar’ scurries away after quiet tenure that was largely overtaken by trash

Kathleen Corradi, the citywide director of rodent mitigation, has reportedly departed from her position

Rats run this city: NYC czar leaves position without so much as a squeak

New York City's rat czar has left her position without so much as a squeak.

Mayor Adams’ ‘Rat Czar’ Quietly Exits City Hall’s Rodent Offensive

Hoopla greeted the 2023 appointment of the city’s first director of rodent mitigation, but Kathleen Corradi departed with a whimper.