Aerial Treatment for June 11th and June 12th, 2012

WHAT: Aerial spraying to control mosquitoes infected with West Nile Virus over areas of South Sacramento County. Aerial treatment on Monday, June 11th began at 8:42pm and ended at 10:03pm, and on June 12th began at 8:35pm and ended at 10:25pm.

Press release: Aerial Spraying to Control Mosquitoes Infected with West Nile Virus Scheduled to Begin Monday Evening

Map of West Nile Virus Activity
West Nile Virus Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)



NOTE: TREATMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS. The below map is the approximate area to be treated.

Locate your address on the map below:

Download map to view area in Google Earth


View an image of the spray area
(if the map above does not work)


Adulticide Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
WHY: To quickly reduce the number of adult mosquitoes infected with West Nile Virus which can become a threat to public health. This treatment was a direct response to elevated West Nile Virus Activity and in accordance with the District’s Mosquito
and Mosquito-borne Disease Management Plan .

West Nile virus Risk Assessment for 6/5/2012
West Nile virus Risk Assessment for 6/8/2012

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