Residential Truck-Mounted Treatments
Reducing the population of adult mosquitoes with public health pesticides (adulticides) that are registered by the US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) will be done if necessary to prevent human illness or suppress a heavy nuisance infestation of mosquitoes. The decision to use mosquito control applications either by truck-mounted, backpack or aircraft application equipment will be based on surveillance information or the documentation of West Nile virus or other mosquito-borne disease activity at a level that indicates a threat to human health. Either Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) adulticide treatments or Wide Area Larvicide (WALS) treatments will be conducted in concentrated areas most at risk for disease occurrence or where travel-related mosquito-borne disease cases have been identified.
If weather conditions are not favorable, or if there are operational delays, the treatment may be postponed or delayed. Treatments may continue or resume in the following weeks with continued West Nile virus or other mosquito-borne disease activity.
Huntington Beach
Date: Thursday | July 25
Friday | July 26
Saturday | July 27
Time: Midnight - 5:00 a.m.
Treatment: Truck application using AquaDuet
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Huntington Beach
Date: Monday | July 29
Tuesday | July 30
Wednesday | July 31
Time: Midnight - 5:00 a.m.
Treatment: Truck application using AquaDuet
Application Area (shaded area indicates application area)
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