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Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District

Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District. Protecting Public Health Since 1927. Nola Woods Community Affairs Representative. District Facts Special District : Independent General Manager : Craig Downs Personnel : 33 Operational Jurisdiction : 736 square miles/1.2 million people.

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Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District

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  1. Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District Protecting Public Health Since 1927 Nola Woods Community Affairs Representative

  2. District Facts Special District: IndependentGeneralManager: CraigDownsPersonnel: 33OperationalJurisdiction:736squaremiles/1.2millionpeople

  3. District Facts Vector: any animal or insect that can transmit disease or cause discomfort to peopleBoardofTrustees: 23 Trustees representing Cities and County at Large

  4. District Mission • To protect and promote public health and welfare through integrated vector management services • To prevent, detect, and suppress public health pests • To reduce the risk of vector-borne disease transmission to the people of Contra Costa County

  5. District Services • Mosquitoes • Rats/mice • Yellowjackets • Skunks • Ticks

  6. FY 2016/2017 Adopted Operating Budget $6,988,738

  7. Mosquito Control Matters 23 Mosquito species; flight, habitats, diseases differ 2 transmit West Nile virus

  8. Mosquito Control Matters Dump standing water West Nile Virus • Birds are reservoir • Mosquitoes Bite Birds • Endemic • Several cases each year • 2 fatalities in 2006 • 1:70 West Nile fever Wear repellent

  9. MosquitoControl Matters • All mosquitoes develop in WATER • Larval mosquitoes primary target • Fog when necessary • Analyze data, act now • EPA registered products

  10. Mosquito Control Matters 1 Neglected Pool = 1 Million Mosquitoes & Affect People up to 5 Miles Away (WNV threat)

  11. Vector Control Matters In Discovery Bay 2016 District Work Distribution Discovery Bay • Mosquitoes228 Actions • In addition to 47 Residential Inspections: Setting & Retrieving Traps, Inspections of Public Land and Water, Stocking Fish, Treating Neglected Swimming Pools, Larvicide, and Surveillance

  12. Vector Control Matters In Concord 2016 District Work Distribution City of Concord • Rat & Mice 3 Actions • 1 Residential Service Request involved interior and exterior inspections • Skunks 26 Actions • In addition to 5 Residential Service Requests, Trap Delivery, Animal Pick up, and Surveillance • Yellowjacket2 Actions • Service Request • In addition 1 Residential Service Request, Surveillance that identified mosquito production

  13. Mosquito Control Matters What is Zika Virus? • Mosquito-borne disease • Microcephaly • Can be transmitted sexually • No vaccine; no treatment Courtesy davidaobrochta.com

  14. Mosquito Control Matters Zika Virus • 533 California residents • 26 Contra Costa County residents • All are travel-associated infections 2015 to date *As of 04/14/17~cdph.ca.gov Courtesy davidaobro-Cta.com

  15. Mosquito Control Matters Zika Virus Contra Costa County: No known species • Surveillance plan in place: • Coordinated • Integrated • New Species • Emerging Diseases

  16. Contra Costa County: None Alameda County 2015 San Mateo County 2013 Currently: None Courtesy davidaobrochta.com

  17. Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District www.ContraCostaMosquito.com

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