Mosquito Abatement
Tuscola County Mosquito Abatement strives to provide the public with detailed, up-to-date information about our organization, as well as about the many ways we are trying to enhance the quality of life in our county through integrated pest management.
Press Release 05/26/2009 - View
Schedules
You can check our nightly fogging schedule by calling us at 989.672.3748, or by email by clicking
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Residential Treatment
Certain areas of the county may have a localized mosquito problem. Mosquitoes may even be breeding on your property. If you believe you have such a problem and would like information about residential treatment, click the Treatment menu item to the right of your screen.
Staff
Jenifer Robb - Director
Richard Colopy - Biologist
Biology
Tuscola County Mosquito Abatement is a program which is driven by biological surveillance and, as such, this department monitors the environment for fluctuating trends in mosquito ecology. Pesticide evaluation and research is conducted, as well as, site investigations in order to promote the principle of integrated pest management as much as possible. Another important function of biology at TCMA is disease surveillance for Eastern Equine Encephalitis and St. Louis Encephalitis. These diseases are vectored by mosquitoes which inhabit our county and can transmit illness to humans and other animals. To learn more about the 60 different types of mosquitoes that inhabit Michigan and how they affect you, click the Biology menu item to the right of your screen.
Other Districts
American Mosquito Control Association
Saginaw County Mosquito Abatement Commission
Michigan Mosquito Control Association
Year End Reports
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