Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District

Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District has been protecting public health by reducing mosquito populations in Alameda County since 1930.

It is the overall goal of the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District to provide for the public's health and comfort by carrying on a program of mosquito control and source reduction which is responsive to the public, is cost effective, compatible with the environment, and consistent with land use planning or zoning. This goal is met by the implementation of programs to:

Eliminate existing mos

quito sources (Source Reduction). Educate land owners to manage potential mosquito sources effectively and thereby reduce mosquito numbers to an acceptable level. Apply safe and environmentally-sound larvicides to aquatic sources to prevent the emergence of unacceptable levels of pest and vector mosquitoes.

It's hot outside! If you're relaxing in the shade, you may not be the only one. Mosquitoes like shade too, especially to...
09/15/2026

It's hot outside! If you're relaxing in the shade, you may not be the only one. Mosquitoes like shade too, especially to rest up after a blood meal. Protect yourself by wearing an EPA-registered insect repellent if you'll be outside, and long pants and sleeves help too.

West Nile virus is at a 5 year high across the state. The California Department of Public Health updates the West Nile v...
09/14/2026

West Nile virus is at a 5 year high across the state. The California Department of Public Health updates the West Nile virus website weekly to show where the virus is being detected. If you are travelling in California for the next few months, take mosquito repellent with you and wear long sleeves and pants during dawn and dusk to decrease your risk of getting mosquito bites.

Confused about repellent? Check out our infographic! We recommend using EPA-registered repellents because they have data...
09/11/2026

Confused about repellent? Check out our infographic! We recommend using EPA-registered repellents because they have data to prove they work, unlike other insect repellents. Always check any age restrictions and use recommendations to ensure you are using the repellent correctly.

Our agency offers free standards-aligned school presentations for any school in Alameda County. These fun and engaging l...
09/10/2026

Our agency offers free standards-aligned school presentations for any school in Alameda County. These fun and engaging lessons are 45 minutes. If you would like to in host our educator, call us at 510-783-7744 and let us know you are interested in a classroom presentation.

It's hot outside! If you're planning on sitting in the shade, watch out, mosquitoes like to hang out there as well. In f...
09/09/2026

It's hot outside! If you're planning on sitting in the shade, watch out, mosquitoes like to hang out there as well. In fact mosquitoes often rest up in the shade after sucking blood. Protect yourself by wearing an EPA-registered insect repellent. Long pants and sleeves help too.

Residents who live in apartments often think they need to ask their landlord to seek our services, but that's not true. ...
09/08/2026

Residents who live in apartments often think they need to ask their landlord to seek our services, but that's not true. Any resident in Alameda County can request a technician to their home, office, park or anything else in Alameda County. Apartments, especially ones with balconies, can still have pots, planters and other containers that can host mosquitoes. Call us at 510-783-7744 or visit https://www.mosquitoes.org/services

We had a lot of rain yesterday and a lot of sunshine today. This is perfect weather for mosquitoes. As you enjoy the Lab...
09/04/2026

We had a lot of rain yesterday and a lot of sunshine today. This is perfect weather for mosquitoes. As you enjoy the Labor Day weekend, make sure to eliminate any standing water around your yard and notice if you are finding mosquitoes. If you do, give us a call 510-783-7744.

Drains like these don't always drain.Sometimes they become clogged with grasses, debris, trash and other items. When the...
09/03/2026

Drains like these don't always drain.

Sometimes they become clogged with grasses, debris, trash and other items. When they become clogged they can also hold water and become prime targets for mosquitoes to lay eggs. If you're finding a lot of water in drains like these, give us a call, 510-783-7744. We can treat these and other drains to make sure they don't produce mosquitoes.

When our Operations staff find larvae in the field they confirm the species in the lab. Here's our Vector Biologist for ...
09/02/2026

When our Operations staff find larvae in the field they confirm the species in the lab. Here's our Vector Biologist for Livermore identifying a common mosquito, Culex pipiens, that he found in a sump pump.

09/01/2026

Our Green Pool Project for 2026 is done! Unmaintained pools can produce millions of mosquitoes. Thank you to residents who answered our letters and calls, we were able to contact 438 residents about their green pools and ensure they were not producing mosquitoes.

Address

23187 Connecticut Street
Hayward, CA
94545

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+15107837744

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