What factors are used to identify priority areas for spraying?

Ultimately, all areas of the city that are accessible on a public street will be covered by mosquito spraying at least once while mosquitoes are active. When mosquitoes are active, the following areas will be treated first including:

  • Public school grounds.
  • Areas around nursing homes, hospitals, and medical clinics.
  • Public parks and recreational areas.
  • Areas, where standing water is prevalent, are near one of the areas stated above and residential areas.

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1. What is the process involved with mosquito spraying?
2. What chemicals are used?
3. What factors are used to identify priority areas for spraying?
4. My location was scheduled to be sprayed but was delayed. What caused the delay?
5. What is the frequency of spraying during the mosquito season?
6. Who does the city use for mosquito spraying?
7. Where can I get information on the type of chemicals used for spraying and ways that I can help control the mosquito population?
8. What can I do to help control the mosquito population?
9. Where can I find information on the West Nile and Zika virus?
10. What are the symptoms of West Nile and the Zika virus?