MVCAC

🚨 Registration is NOW OPEN for the 94th Annual MVCAC Conference! Join us Feb 1-4, 2026, at Omni Rancho Las Palmas in Rancho Mirage, CA, for cutting-edge discussions on mosquito & vector control. Secure your spot & book your room today! #MVCAC2026 ow.ly/Ta6y50Wwnt5

Bring the buzz to your classroom. Our “What Bugs You?” school assembly is a free, hands-on program where students learn about the mosquito life cycle, discover the difference between helpful and harmful insects, and pick up tips to help keep their families mosquito-free.

From climate change to invasive mosquito species, the challenges facing vector control are changing rapidly, and public health agencies must stay ahead of them. During Legislative Days, our District joined discussions with state legislators and staff from across the SGV. @MVCAC1

Watch the video to learn what the role is all about and what it’s like to work with our Public Information team. Find more information and apply here- fightthebite.net/about/district… #FIGHTtheBITE

Interested in communications, social media, and public outreach? We are hiring a Seasonal Public Information and Education Helper to help support our Fight the Bite campaign and connect with the community through events, education, and digital content.

This is a courtesy notification informing you of OCMVCD’s upcoming mosquito control efforts on March 18th, 19th, & 20th. | Time: 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. ➡️Canyon Park in the City of Costa Mesa. ➡️Randall Preserve in the City of Newport Beach. This application is a preventative public health measure to reduce mosquito populations and help lower the risk of mosquito-borne diseases. The product used, AquaDuet, is EPA-registered and will be applied by licensed and certified professionals following all label and regulatory guidelines. For more information, visit: bit.ly/MosquitoContro…

And the award for Most Unwanted Guest goes to… MOSQUITOES, every single year 🏆🦟 #academyawards #Oscars #mosquito #publichealth

We rely on Contra Costa county residents to report neighborhood mosquito issues to our public health agency. Thank you for doing your part to help protect public health.

If you are experiencing bites from mosquitoes give us a call at 510-783-7744 or request service at mosquitoes.org Remember, just becasue an insect is flying does not mean it is a mosquito.

With an extra hour of sunlight in the evening, you may notice more insects. We are seeing a lot of crane flies, midges and gnats at this time of the year. These insects will not harm you or your environment. (1/2)

We are hiring a new Biologist! This position supports mosquito and vector surveillance, laboratory analysis, and field work, playing a vital role in protecting public health from vector-borne diseases throughout Marin and Sonoma counties. Apply here msmosquito.org/employment-opp…

Take 5 minutes to check your yard for anything that is holding water that shouldn’t and dump that water out.

This is a courtesy notification informing you of OCMVCD’s upcoming mosquito control efforts: ➡️Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in the City of Huntington Beach. For more information, visit: bit.ly/MosquitoContro…

The latest issue of the MVCAC News Briefs is available now, check it out! ow.ly/qONq50Ysxlz #MVCAC #MosquitoControl

Noticing mosquitoes trying to fly into your home? Now is a great time to check your screens and repair or replace them around your home. If you don't have screens already, consider purchasing easy to set up screens- it's a low effort way to keep mosquitoes out of your home.

Updated website address, same public health agency. We are now ContraCostaMosquito.gov

Look what we found during MVCAC Legislative Days! 🦟 #LegislativeDays #MVCAC #MosquitoControlMatters #California