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Mosquito Toolkit
Welcome to the Environmental Services online mosquito toolkit, where you will find resources on preventing mosquito bites and taking action to keep your community safe. The purpose of the toolkit is to provide ready-to-use information to share with your community, coworkers, and others that empowers them to take action to prevent mosquito bites.
How do I use the toolkit?
Click on the Communities or Municipalities tab to find educational resources that may be printed out to share with others or used for posts on Social Media. The Media tab includes articles and videos to review and share. The Picture tab has images to include with posts or newsletters. Finally, the social media tab contains draft posts and messages that can be copied and pasted online.
The best time to share these messages is when you notice increased mosquito activity where you live, work, and play. Another critical time to share this information is after a rain event or at the start of the monsoon season.
Click on the image below to view the Mosquito Guide
Breeding Sources Checklist (HOAs & Communities)
Insect Repellent - Information
Mosquito Door Hanger (West Nile Virus)
* Maricopa County Environmental Services conducts year‐round surveillance of mosquitoes. We investigate mosquito complaints, and our staff works with property owners and managers to eliminate mosquito breeding when necessary.
Breeding Sources Checklist (Municipalities)
Mosquito Door Hanger (West Nile virus)
Insect Repellent - Information
* Maricopa County Environmental Services conducts year‐round surveillance of mosquitoes. We investigate mosquito complaints, and our staff works with property owners and managers to eliminate mosquito breeding when necessary.
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Below are some graphics that can be used for social media posts, with suggested texts that could be properly modified and customized for specific groups or organizations.
| You can help prevent mosquitoes from breeding simply by depriving them of water, which they need to breed. Tip and toss even the smallest amounts of standing water from your home and yard. Plant pots, bird baths, kiddie pools, buckets, and fountains are some places where mosquitos can breed. Go to FightTheBiteMaricopa.org for more information. | Protecting yourself and others in your care is the first step to preventing West Nile virus and other mosquito-borne diseases. Remember these four simple steps to Fight the Bite – Repel, Remove, Repair, and Remind! Go to FightTheBiteMaricopa.org for more information. | Protect yourself against mosquitoes by using insect repellent when you go outdoors, especially between dusk and dawn. Be sure to use an EPA-registered repellent and follow the directions and precautions on the product. Go to FightTheBiteMaricopa.org for more information. | Mosquitoes bite during the day and night. They live indoors and outdoors. Protect your family from mosquito bites. Repair or install window and door screens, wear long-sleeved shirts and pants, and take precautions when traveling stateside or abroad. Go to FightTheBiteMaricopa.org for more information. |
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