Mosquito Abatement

The Delano Mosquito Abatement District, established in 1944, serves a vast area spanning 477 square miles from Famoso in Kern County to nearly Pixley in Tulare County. Committed to controlling pestiferous mosquitoes, the independent district was formed by citizens of North Kern and South Tulare Counties to safeguard against mosquito-borne diseases. Utilizing methods such as Wide Area Larvicide Spraying (WALS) and monitoring for invasive Aedes mosquitoes, the district focuses on mosquito surveillance, control operations, and prevention strategies. With a transparent approach to its services and operations, the Delano Mosquito Abatement District plays a crucial role in protecting the community from the nuisance and health risks associated with mosquitoes.Generated from the website

The Kern County Builders' Exchange, Inc was established in 1929 and is one of 29 Exchanges' operating in California. We are a non-profit organization of general contractors, subcontractors, engineers, architects, manufacturers, suppliers and other closely related to the construction industry. The Builders' Exchange currently operates with a staff of four. Executive Director Roy Alvarez, Office Administrator Kimberly Kelley, Plan Room Administrator Linda Barnes, Office Associate Magdalena Pruneda along with our Kern County Builders' Exchange Board of Directors. As a non-profit organization we are governed by a Board of Directors which currently consists of 26 professionals in the construction industry. Our 2010 Officers and Directors are listed under "Staff" on our website www.kcbex.com. We purchased the building at 1121 Baker Street, where we have been located since 1986. Our location makes us part of Old Town Kern. We enjoy being an integral part of such a historic area in Bakersfield.