Beach Mosquito Control District

09/25/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District would like to encourage everyone to take advantage of Bay County's Amnesty Day!

This is a great opportunity to get rid of old tires etc. that may be breeding mosquitoes in your yard.

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Bay County’s biannual Waste Amnesty Days will be Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17 from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Steelfield Landfill located at 11411 Landfill Road in West Bay, off State 79.

This is a great opportunity for residents to clear out yard debris, household garbage, and hazardous waste at no cost. The event is open to Bay County residents only, and proof of residency, such as a driver’s license, utility bill, or voter registration card, is required.

More information: https://www.baycountyfl.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/323

09/24/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting a WALS (Urban) treatment Friday 9/25/2026 weather permitting.

The treatment will begin at about 2:00 a.m. and continue until just before sunrise.

The area to be treated (see attached map) will be in Zone 2 & 3.

Wide Area Larviciding (WALS)

What is WALS (Urban)?
Urban WALS (Wide Area Larviciding) treatments are a method of ground Larviciding.

Urban WALS targets artificial containers, such as tires, buckets, plant trays, tarps & other cryptic areas that ground technicians may have limited or no access to.

It is a larvicide technique using a fine mist sprayed from a truck, that drifts into these hard to access areas.

The material we are using in Urban WALS is Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (B.T.i) a natural occurring soil bacteria that is target specific.

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09/24/2026

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09/23/2026

BMCD's technicians are out and about conducting pre-treatments throughout the district.

What are pre-treatments?

Pre-treatments, are larvicide treatments applied to different sites all through the district that have an extensive and repeating breeding history.

We treat these sites with 30-35 day residual control products.

These products are formulated to slowly release the active ingredient over an extended period of time.

Both products we use perform extremely well under frequent wetting & drying scenarios.

They are specifically labeled for "pre-hatch" and they are an important method of control due to the time saved and the efficiency of how they work.

The active ingredient in the two products we use are B.T.i (a natural occurring soil bacteria) or methoprene (insect growth regulator). Both products are very target specific and control mosquito larvae well.

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09/23/2026

Drain or they will remain!

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09/23/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting a WALS (Urban) treatment Wednesday 9/24/2026 weather permitting.

The treatment will begin at about 2:00 a.m. and continue until just before sunrise.

The area to be treated (see attached map) will be in Zone 3B.

Wide Area Larviciding (WALS)

What is WALS (Urban)?

Urban WALS (Wide Area Larviciding) treatments are a method of ground Larviciding.

Urban WALS targets artificial containers, such as tires, buckets, plant trays, tarps & other cryptic areas that ground technicians may have limited or no access to.

It is a larvicide technique using a fine mist sprayed from a truck, that drifts into these hard to access areas.

The material we are using in Urban WALS is Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (B.T.i) a natural occurring soil bacteria that is target specific.

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09/22/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Wednesday morning 9/23/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes on Monday will be Zones 1A & 6A.


Spray Missions will begin at about 2 a.m. and continue until sunrise.
Would you like to see past two weeks treatment plans, or future treatment plans? Visit us:

https://beachmcd.leateamapps.com/ #/public/map

Here you will be able to see the past two weeks treatment plans, as well as present/future (two-weeks) treatment plans. Here you can also log a service request online.

Want to learn more about what we do & why? Visit us here:

https://pcbeachmosquito.com

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09/18/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Monday morning 9/21/2026 & Tuesday morning 9/22/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes on Monday will be Zones 5A & 6B.
The area to be treated for adult mosquitoes on Tuesday will be Zones 5 & 6 (West End).

Spray Missions will begin at about 2 a.m. and continue until sunrise.

Would you like to see past two weeks treatment plans, or future treatment plans? Visit us:

https://beachmcd.leateamapps.com/ #/public/map

Here you will be able to see the past two weeks treatment plans, as well as present/future (two-weeks) treatment plans. Here you can also log a service request online.

Want to learn more about what we do & why? Visit us here:

https://pcbeachmosquito.com

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09/16/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Thursday morning 9/17/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes on Thursday will be Zones 1A, 1B & Zone 5 (Central).

Spray Missions will begin at about 2 a.m. and continue until sunrise.
Would you like to see past two weeks treatment plans, or future treatment plans? Visit us:

https://beachmcd.leateamapps.com/ #/public/map

Here you will be able to see the past two weeks treatment plans, as well as present/future (two-weeks) treatment plans. Here you can also log a service request online.

Want to learn more about what we do & why? Visit us here:
https://pcbeachmosquito.com

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09/10/2026

It is that time again!

BMCD's technicians are out and about treating the thousands of catch basins in the district.

Beach Mosquito Control District uses a variety of materials to treat these many storm drains.

For this particular cycle, we are using a 180 day residual briquette that is formulated with Bacillus Thuringiensis israelensis (B.T.i.).

B.T.i. is a natural occurring soil bacteria that interacts with the enzymes within the mosquito larvae midgut creating mortality.

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