How Williams County Plans To Tackle Mosquito Control This Week

The Williams County Vector Control District will be conducting both aerial and ground mosquito control applications across the county this week as long as weather allows.

If the weather, which is forecast to see a dry week until the 4th, does turn unfavorable, the assault on invertebrate applications will be moved to a later date to ensure effectiveness.

Vector Control will be targeting areas in Trenton and Williston, with a focus on Williston’s Spray Block 8.

The insecticide Imperium will be used for the aerial treatment, and DeltaGard will be used for the ground attack.

Both chemicals have been approved for use in residential areas by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Residents are reminded to please stay at least 300 feet away from a Vector Control truck while it is fogging.

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Source: Mosquito Control Measures Take Flight In Williams County This Week

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