Beach Mosquito Control District

08/14/2026

08/13/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Monday morning 8/17/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes will be Zone 4.

We will also be conducting a Wide Area Larvicide (WALS) mission in Zone 4 (S. Lagoon Area) on Tuesday 8/18/2026.

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? Click:
https://pcbeachmosquito.com

08/11/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Thursday morning 8/13/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes will be Zone 1A & Arnold HS.

We will also be conducting a Wide Area Larvicide (WALS) mission in Zone 4.

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? Click:

https://pcbeachmosquito.com

WJHG-TV WMBB News 13 Panama City Beach-Government

08/07/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Tuesday morning 8/11/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes will be Parts of Zones 1A & Arnold HS 5B & 14th Street Area.

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? Click:

https://pcbeachmosquito.com

08/05/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Thursday morning 8/6/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes will be Parts of Zones 1A & B, 5A & B.

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? Click:
https://pcbeachmosquito.com

08/04/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting a WALS (Urban) treatment Wednesday 8/5/2026 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 3

Wide Area Larviciding (WALS)

What is WALS (Urban)?

Urban WALS (Wide Area Larviciding) treatments are a method of ground Larviciding used to treat the juvenile (aquatic) stages of mosquitoes.

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 used in Urban WALS is S-Methoprene; an insect growth regulator (IGR) that is target specific.

07/29/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Thursday morning 7/30/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes will be Zone 1A, 1B & Areas within Zone 6.

We will also be conducting a Wide Area Larvicide (WALS) mission in Zone 4.

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? Click:

https://pcbeachmosquito.com

07/24/2026

Beach Mosquito Control District will be conducting truck ULV spray missions for the control of adult mosquitoes Tuesday morning 7/28/2026 weather permitting.

The areas to be treated for adult mosquitoes will be Zone 1A, 5A & Areas within 3B & 2A & 2B.

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? Click:

https://pcbeachmosquito.com

07/23/2026

BMCD receives questions about our spray schedule all the time.

It is usually worded as: "We used to see the spray trucks all the time, but I have not seen one in a while, what exactly is your schedule for routine spraying?"

Responsible & lawful mosquito control doesn't come from regular scheduled spraying. It comes from following the guidelines set by law in (Florida Statute) F.S.S. 388 & (Florida Administrative Code) F.A.C. 5E-13.

Public Health mosquito control must follow these guidelines in the process of conducting their mosquito control efforts.

Another comment or question concerning spraying is:

"There was no rain, and the mosquitoes are bad, why didn't you spray?"

Aside from the guidelines placed by F.S.S. 388 & F.A.C 5E-13, there is another law that Public Health mosquito control must follow and that is the label of the product being used.

Violation of a product label carries severe penalties for the applicator. One of the restrictions outlined in the product label BMCD uses for adult mosquito control is a wind restriction. The label states that you cannot apply the adulticide when the wind speed is greater than 10 mph.

Why the restriction?

Too Much Wind (Over 10 mph): High winds quickly blow the spray cloud away from the target zone. This wastes the treatment, makes it ineffective, and risks carrying the product onto non-target areas.

Too Little Wind (Dead Calm): A light breeze is needed to carry the aerosol through brush and heavy vegetation where mosquitoes rest. With absolutely no wind, the droplets won't disperse and will fall straight to the ground without hitting flying mosquitoes.

07/23/2026

Tropical Storm Bertha...

Left enough rain in her wake to flood certain breeding sites in the area.

So, our technicians are out and about within the district, inspecting the areas retention ponds, ditches, low areas and swamps for breeding activity.