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Mosquito Spraying Planned For Tonight In These Locations
October 7, 2020
Escambia County Mosquito Control has multiple spray areas planned for Wednesday night in Commission Districts 1, 3 and 5. Mission hours vary, but typically occur in the evening hours from 6-9:30 p.m.
In general, the spray areas are located:
- Highway 4 to the Alabama state line between Highway 99 in Bratt and Highway 29 in Century
- East of Highway 29 between Becks Lake Road and Quintette Road
- West of Highway 29 between I-10 and West Nine Mile Road
- East of Chemstrand Road between East Nine Mile Road and East Ten Mile and Pate Street
- Esat of Dog Track Road between Gulf Beach Highway and Highway 98
Maps are attached (Please note the maps we received from the county are small and low quality).
This was originally planned for Tuesday, but was rescheduled to Wednesday due to rain.
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5 Responses to “Mosquito Spraying Planned For Tonight In These Locations”
We were outside this evening when they drove by and sprayed. Up to that point, we had barely gotten bitten. Maybe it was just coincidence but right after the truck went by – we were getting eaten alive. Maybe the spray helps kill them. It just seemed to us like it irritated the mosquitos.
They need to come spray in Molino bad!! There are so many and they’re so big that you can’t walk outside in broad daylight. It’s a race to get in the house every day without 20 of them coming in with us.
Thanks for spraying the pesky skeeters!
Im also concerned about the honey bees in the area.
Trust me…whatever they do, won’t help!
They don’t emit enough spray to kill one mosquito … much less many!
They desperately need to spray out our way on Old Bridge Road off of Jacks Branch Road. We have been out here for fifteen years and they have never been as bad as what they are now. They are full grown vampires!!!