Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District

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. The population of the District at that time was approximately 50,000 residents. Since inception, the District has grown significantly in…

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Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control District practices an Integrated Vector Management (IVM) approach to controlling vectors within our district boundaries. The World Health Organization calls IVM "a rational decision-making process that encourages optimal use of resources for efficient, cost-effective and…

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The District provides speakers for community events/groups and municipalities. The presentations can be tailored to address specific topics of concern or provide a general overview of vector control…

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