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Mosquito Abatement District - Davis Utah

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Mosquito Abatement District - Davis Utah

Mosquito Abatement is a Special District setup to control mosquito populations.

The Mosquito Abatement District - Davis is a public agency serving the Communities of Davis County, with responsibilities for: Controlling mosquitoes to enhance public
health and comfort.

07/23/2026

We have seen an increase in West Nile activity in our county. We are encouraging everyone to take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites.

Basic Prevention Steps

☑ Apply an EPA-registered insect repellent.
☑ Wear long sleeves, loose fitting pants and light colored clothes.
☑ Limit your outdoor exposure and take extra precautions from dusk to dawn.

06/29/2026

West Nile virus has been found in local mosquitoes. Take these quick steps to protect you and your family from bites:

• Use Bug Spray
• Dress Smart
• Be Extra Careful at Night
• Ditch Standing Water
• Fix Your Screens

🗺 Want to see the maps?
To track where positive mosquitoes have been found or view our local surveillance data, visit our website.

06/27/2026

We all enjoy spending time outside when there is a holiday. Here are some tips to help prevent mosquitoes from interrupting your fun.

Protect yourself and your family from West Nile virus this season. You don’t need medicine or vaccines to stay safe—just remember these three easy steps:

🛑 SPRAY: Use bug spray with DEET or Picaridin on exposed skin.
🛑 COVER: Wear loose, light-colored clothing and long sleeves.
🛑 DRAIN: Dump out standing water in birdbaths, pots, and buckets once a week.

💡 Quick Tip: Mosquitoes are most active during dawn and dusk. Take extra care if you are heading outside during these times!

👇 Tag a friend who loves spending time outdoors to help them stay safe!

06/26/2026

Mosquito control isn’t just a local issue; it’s a national one.

As vector-borne disease continues to spread, the need for coordinated, well-resourced mosquito control has never been greater. Every conversation, every shared post, every neighbor who cleans out their gutters adds up to a healthier, mosquito-free future.

Protect your community by advocating for mosquito control now. https://www.mosquito.org/action-center/?vvsrc=%2fcampaigns%2f119167%2frespond

06/25/2026

Mosquito control starts at home—and it helps protect the people most vulnerable to mosquito-borne diseases.

Certain groups are more susceptible to mosquito-borne illnesses, including children, pregnant women, older adults, and people with weakened immune systems. These individuals are often at greater risk of infection and may experience more severe symptoms.

Protecting your community starts with a few simple actions:

✅ Dump standing water from bird baths, flower pots, buckets, tarps, and other containers

✅ Clean gutters and downspouts regularly; mosquitoes love these overlooked breeding sites

✅ Report areas of standing water or high mosquito activity to [District Name / Local Mosquito Control Agency]

You can request inspections from Mosquito Abatement District-Davis by visiting our website www.davismosquitoutah.gov or calling 801-544-3736.

Together, we can help protect our families, neighbors, and those most at risk.

06/24/2026

Today, we have modern solutions to make mosquitoes a problem of the past.

In our community, trained professionals like our team at Mosquito Abatement District- Davis use science-backed methods to monitor mosquito populations, identify breeding sites, and apply targeted treatments that protect public health while minimizing environmental impact.

Learn more about today’s solutions—and why they matter: https://solutions.mosquito.org/community-resources/

06/23/2026

Mosquitoes aren’t just a nuisance; they’re a serious public health threat. Vector-borne diseases like West Nile virus, Western Equine Encephalitis, and St. Louis Encephalitis are in our state. Our district monitors and responds to these threats.

We don’t have to accept this as the status quo. It’s time for yesterday’s threat to meet today’s solutions.

Want to know what’s happening in your area? Visit www.davismosquitoutah.gov for the latest on local surveillance and what we’re doing.

06/22/2026

Mosquitoes have been a threat to humans for thousands of years, and despite all the progress we’ve made, they remain one of the deadliest animals on the planet.

Vector-borne diseases are spreading. Mosquito populations are growing, but so is our ability to fight back.

Follow along for as we explore how communities are turning yesterday’s threat into today’s solutions—and building a healthier, mosquito-free future.

06/01/2026

With the rain we received this past weekend it is the perfect time to check your yard for locations where mosquitoes love to breed.

Remember to:
✔️️Check and clean your gutters.
✔️Dump the water in containers which hold water.
✔️Check your trees for tree holes.
✔️Look for puddles or standing water that hangs around for over a week.

If you have questions reach out to us or visit www.davismosquitoutah.gov.

05/04/2026

We are hosting a retirement celebration for Gary Hatch. We are inviting past employees and others who worked with him to come and celebrate his many years of service.

The celebration will be held on Thursday May 7th between 4 and 6 pm at the district office.

Address

85 N 600 W
Kaysville, UT
84037

Opening Hours

Monday	6am - 4pm
Tuesday	6am - 4pm
Wednesday	6am - 4pm
Thursday	6am - 4pm

Website

http://www.davismosquitoutah.gov/

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