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County To Spray For Mosquitos Tonight In Cantonment, Bellview Areas
September 15, 2022
Escambia County Mosquito Control plans to spray in two zones this evening and tonight in the Cantonment and Bellview areas.
One spray area in Cantonment is bordered roughly on the north by Muscogee Road, East Kingsfield Road to the south, Highway 29 to the east and County Road 97 to the west.
In Bellview, the spray area is bordered by West Nine Mile Road to the north, Longleaf Drive to the south, Wymart Road to the east and Pebble Creek Drive to the west.
Mission hours vary, but typically occur in the evening hours from 6-9:30 p.m. All operations are dependent on weather conditions.
The specific areas are in the maps (click to enlarge) and listed below each map.
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5 Responses to “County To Spray For Mosquitos Tonight In Cantonment, Bellview Areas”
Again, I will ask, how can we get Mathison Rd area sprayed?
They would have more of an effect if they just bought a 12 volt powered bug zapper..plug it into the cigarette lighter..roll the window down..and hold the zapper out the window as they tool down the road
Just as effective!
Why do they never make it to Century and the rest of the northern most parts of the county. It’s all Escambia County.
Where’s my 1970 spider bike to ride behind the trucks!
The mosquitoes are really bad this year, so apparently the authorized release of those millions of genetically modified mosquitoes by the EPA didn’t produce the results that they had hoped for. It seems like they all migrated from the Keys to up here in the North end.