Bondy: Deratization campaign continues in the north of the city

The municipality is strengthening its actions against rodent proliferation, calling for citizen participation to limit their presence.

Generic image of a street in Bondy with trash bins and a clean sidewalk.
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Generic image of a street in Bondy with trash bins and a clean sidewalk.

The City of Bondy launched a deratization campaign covering all its neighborhoods starting October 26, 2026, with operations continuing in the north of the town from Thursday, October 29.

This initiative, carried out in partnership with Est Ensemble, social landlords, and relevant service providers, aims to combat the proliferation of rodents in both open and closed public spaces.
The effectiveness of this campaign also relies on the active participation of residents. To limit the presence of rodents daily, it is advisable to dispose of waste in designated bins, ensure bags and bins are properly closed, and avoid feeding pigeons or stray animals, as food scraps also attract rodents.
The presence of rodents can be reported directly through the Bondy en poche application, to facilitate the monitoring of observed situations by municipal services.
The municipality invites citizens to continue their collective efforts to maintain the cleanliness of neighborhoods and improve the living environment in Bondy.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Bondy (28/10/2026)