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Municipal Pigeon Abatement Coordinator
About Gerald P. Womble
In 2017, Gerald P. Womble single-handedly revised Section 4.8.2 of the Municipal Avian Mitigation Ordinance—not to reduce pigeon counts, but to introduce 'crumb accountability': a requirement that food vendors log discarded edible particulates by weight and species-attractiveness rating. His 37-page addendum, stapled to a soggy napkin recovered from a bus shelter in the 7th Ward, remains the only municipal document ever cited in both a zoning hearing and a graduate thesis on urban semiotics. He does not shoo birds; he audits them—reviewing feather molt patterns against quarterly sanitation reports, cross-referencing nesting site GPS coordinates with pothole repair logs, and maintaining a handwritten ledger titled 'Loitering Metrics (Non-Human).' When asked about his motivation, he stares at a dandelion pushing through cracked concrete and says, 'They’re not pests. They’re the city’s first draft.'
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