Q: How much does it cost for you to inspect or spray my home?

A: In most cases it will cost nothing as long as you are willing to cooperate with control efforts.

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Q: Can I get some mosquito fish for my pond/home?

A: Yes, if you have water that may be breeding mosquitos.

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Q: Do you take calls about bed bugs?

A: No, you will need to call a licensed pest control agency.

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Q: Do you take calls about rats?

A: No, you will need to call a licensed pest control agency.

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Q: Do you remove bees?

A: The District does not remove bees in residential areas. Bees located in public spaces will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Those with bees in residential areas should contact a beekeeper. 

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Q: Do mosquito hawks really eat mosquitos?

A: No, they are actually called a "crane fly" and eat nectar.

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Q: Can you get my neighbor to clean up his/her dirty yard?

A: No, the District is only concerned with standing water that may provide a breeding source for mosquitoes. Other issues related to cleanliness or sanitation should be referred to the Health Department or Code Enforcement. 

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Q: Are you accepting applications?

A: Yes, we are always willing to accept applications for seasonal work.

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