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Mosquito Spraying Planned Tonight In North Escambia Area
September 26, 2012
The Escambia County Mosquito Control Division plans to spray in an area in the North Escambia area tonight from 6:30 until 10:00.
Spraying will occur in areas, bounded by:
Area 41
- North Boundary — Kingsfield Road
- South Boundary — Nine Mile Road
- East Boundary — Pine Forest Road
- West Boundary –Misty Pines
Area 42
- North Boundary — Winners Circle
- South Boundary — Nine Mile Road
- East Boundary — Highway 29
- West Boundary — Pine Forest Road
Area 43
- North Boundary — Kingsfield Road
- South Boundary — Nine Mile Road
- East Boundary — Chemstrand Road
- West Boundary — Highway 29
Area 44
- North Boundary — Waterford Drive
- South Boundary — Nine Mile Road
- East Boundary — Brewster Street
- West Boundary — Chemstrand Road
Area 50
- North Boundary — Barrineau Park Road
- South Boundary — Muscogee Road
- East Boundary — River Annex Road
- West Boundary — Highway 29
The following information was released by the Escambia County Mosquito Control Division:
Mosquito control administration and operations teams have directed surveillance activity, identified target mosquito species and determined that today’s justified actions are warranted. Methods used to determine necessary fogging mission activity include dry ice-baited light traps, landing rate counts and receiving focally located service requests from the public.
Fogging mission hours vary by start and conclusion times, but generally adult mosquito pesticides are applied in the early evening hours. We ask residents to keep travel in these areas to a minimum during spray times.
For additional information or to request service, please contact the Mosquito Control Division during normal business hours at 937-2188.
Comments
4 Responses to “Mosquito Spraying Planned Tonight In North Escambia Area”
I agree they really need to spray the whole county and not just the south portions but we as a whole community need to call and complain about the mosquito infestations here and request they spray our area too. I have called myself once but I guess just 1 person aint gonna cut it!
What about Century? Last time I checked it was in county ..
i was in louisanna last week and they use airplanes to spray for mosquitos, this is a quick way to cover a large area. maybe someone needs to look into this,
These areas do not cover North Escambia completely. Byrneville Road is in the north. The folks up in this area pay taxes also. Please spray our area. We need help with the mosquito problem. North End Resident