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Riverside County is under the jurisdiction of multiple agencies which provide vector control services and vector-borne disease surveillance. The Riverside County Vector Control provides services to mid-western Riverside County and the Palo Verde Valley area outside the city limits of Blythe.
- Mosquito Surveillance and Treatment
The Riverside County Vector Control Program conducts...
- Mosquito Surveillance and Treatment
The Riverside County Vector Control Program conducts Mosquito population studies throughout the year. Encephalitis virus surveillance traps or CO2 traps have been stationed in the western portion of Riverside County and in the unincorporated areas around the City of Blythe.
Vector Control is the protection of public health through the identification, prevention, and control of pests (typically insects and rodents) that transmit infectious diseases such as West Nile Virus and Hantavirus.
In an effort to lower the number of mosquitoes and reduce the risk of disease transmission to people by infected mosquitoes, the District treats areas with elevated virus activity. These wide-area applications are typically conducted by air or by truck. Scheduled applications are posted here.
Riverside County Department of Environmental Health is dedicated to protecting the health of people and the environment in Riverside County. To learn more about programs that the Department oversees please visit the Programs and Services page.
To protect the public health from vectors and vector-borne diseases in the most cost effective and efficient way. The Northwest Mosquito Abatement District was formed on December 28, 1959 to control mosquitoes in the northwest portion of Riverside County encompassing 150 square miles.
Services. The primary mission of the Operations Department is the control of mosquitoes, Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA), and eye gnats. Additionally, we may advise on habitat reduction and exclusion from dwellings for roof rats and flies as time permits. What's that insect?
