Union County Mosquito Control

The Union County Mosquito Control Bureau in Scotch Plains, NJ is dedicated to controlling the mosquito population in Union County by inspecting, constructing, and maintaining drainage ditches to eliminate standing water where mosquitoes breed. They also conduct scheduled and as-needed spraying in various areas to curb mosquito activity. Residents and business owners are encouraged to take precautions to minimize direct exposure to pesticides and to check their properties for any potential breeding sites. The bureau advises individuals to limit outdoor activities during peak mosquito hours, wear appropriate clothing, use approved repellents, and maintain window screens. Mosquito infestations can be reported to the Union County Mosquito Hotline, and county inspectors are available to provide guidance on eliminating breeding sites and survey the surrounding area if necessary. For more information on mosquito control and the West Nile virus, individuals can visit the CDC's website.Generated from the website