South Walton Mosquito District

South Walton Mosquito District South Walton Mosquito District
Est. May 26, 1964

Mosquitoes bothering you? Let us know: https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org/request-for-service.

Improving the quality of life in South Walton • We're here to connect with & educate our community! The South Walton County Mosquito Control District is an Independent Special Taxing District. It was established on May 26, 1964.

Our mosquito treatment drone will be operating over the following areas tomorrow, Wednesday, June 24, 2026, for schedule...
06/23/2026

Our mosquito treatment drone will be operating over the following areas tomorrow, Wednesday, June 24, 2026, for scheduled larval treatments:

Zone 1, Route 1A - Walton Way South
Zone 2, Route 4 - Somerby
Zone 3, Route 6 - Stock & Trade
Zone 4, Route 7 - Sanctuary Apartments

We work hard to reduce mosquito populations and protect public health. Please be reminded that:
• Our drones do NOT treat over homes or record video.
• No "chemical applications" are conducted via drone.
• Our drones treat hard-to-reach areas not accessible by foot.
• Drones are used to target mosquito larvae in standing water.
• No adult mosquito spraying is done with drones.
• Our drones target mosquito larvae by using biopesticide granules.
• The products used are environmentally responsible and safe.
• Ask us about product labels or view them on our website.
• The Safety Data Sheets are available upon request at our office.

To find out your route, sign up for alerts, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, call us (850) 267-2112 or visit our website: https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org.

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, Tuesday, June 23, 2026: Route 2 (Sandestin) Route...
06/23/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, Tuesday, June 23, 2026:

Route 2 (Sandestin)
Route 6 (South 7th Street to Hwy 331/Chat Holley area)
Route 8 (West County Hwy 30a to South County Hwy 393/
Beach Highlands)
Route 9 (393 to Grayton State Park)

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and continue throughout the evening and overnight hours, weather permitting.

To find out your route, sign up for alerts, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, call us (850) 267-2112 or visit our website: https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org.

National Mosquito Control Awareness Week ♦ We use integrated mosquito management programs to reduce our mosquito populat...
06/23/2026

National Mosquito Control Awareness Week ♦ We use integrated mosquito management programs to reduce our mosquito population. We depend on data to make informed decisions about mosquito treatments. Our Skeeter Squad regularly monitors mosquito populations by collecting and identifying mosquitoes, tracking population levels, and testing for viruses. This information helps determine when, where, and if treatments are necessary. Using real-time data enables science-based decisions that protect public health while using resources efficiently.

06/23/2026

Happy Birthday! 🎂 Hope your day is filled with great moments, lots of laughter, and everything that makes you happy. Enjoy your special day!

It's National Mosquito Control Awareness Week... follow along this week to learn more about mosquitoes! 🦟 Mosquitoes are...
06/23/2026

It's National Mosquito Control Awareness Week... follow along this week to learn more about mosquitoes! 🦟 Mosquitoes aren’t just a nuisance; they’re a serious public health threat. Vector-borne diseases like West Nile virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, and Dengue are spreading across the U.S. at an alarming rate. Our district monitors and responds to these threats year-round. We don’t have to accept this as the status quo. It’s time for yesterday’s threat to meet today’s solutions.

Want to know what’s happening around South Walton County? Visit https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org/ for the latest on local outbreaks and what we’re doing about them.

Our mosquito treatment drones will be operating over the following areas tomorrow, Tuesday, June 23, 2026, for scheduled...
06/22/2026

Our mosquito treatment drones will be operating over the following areas tomorrow, Tuesday, June 23, 2026, for scheduled larval treatments:

Route 5 (Elevated Silence & 420 S. Church Street)
Route 11A (Windrow Way/Origins Subdivision)

We work hard to reduce mosquito populations and protect public health. Please be reminded that:
• Our drones do NOT treat over homes or record video.
• No "chemical applications" are conducted via drone.
• Our drones treat hard-to-reach areas not accessible by foot.
• Drones are used to target mosquito larvae in standing water.
• No adult mosquito spraying is done with drones.
• Our drones target mosquito larvae by using biopesticide granules.
• The products used are environmentally responsible and safe.
• Ask us about product labels or view them on our website.
• The Safety Data Sheets are available upon request at our office.

To find out your route, sign up for alerts, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, call us (850) 267-2112 or visit our website: https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org.

06/22/2026

National Mosquito Control Awareness Week highlights the importance of educating the public about mosquito-borne health risks, the essential services mosquito control programs provide, and the simple steps everyone can take to reduce mosquito populations. Follow along all week for exciting facts and resources!

Did you know mosquitoes can develop in small amounts of standing water found in places we often overlook, such as flower pot saucers, children's toys, pool floats, and other containers around our homes? It takes only 5–7 days for a mosquito to grow from an egg into an adult.

Mosquitoes spend three of the four stages of their life cycle in water. If you notice mosquito larvae or pupae swimming in standing water, simply empty the water. These immature stages cannot survive without it and are harmless to people.

By routinely checking your yard and removing standing water, you can help eliminate mosquitoes before they become flying adults that can bite and leave itchy, annoying welts—or potentially spread disease.

Tip it, toss it, and drain it—every week!. Learn more at: https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org/how-to-eliminate-mosquito-breeding-sources

06/22/2026

🦟National Mosquito Control Awareness Week 2026 🦟

Mosquitoes have been a threat to humans for thousands of years, and despite all the progress we’ve made, they remain one of the deadliest animals on the planet.

Vector-borne diseases are spreading. Mosquito populations are growing, but so is our ability to fight back.

Follow along for as we explore how communities are turning yesterday’s threat into today’s solutions—and building a healthier, mosquito-free future.


Not all heroes wear capes. Some have wings! 🦟Happy Father's Day to all the dads who keep life buzzing along and to our i...
06/21/2026

Not all heroes wear capes. Some have wings! 🦟

Happy Father's Day to all the dads who keep life buzzing along and to our incredible Skeeter Squad Dads! Thanks for all you do—both at home and in the field.

Wishing you a day filled with family, laughter, and appreciation. Happy Father's Day!

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, Saturday, June 20, 2026: Route 4 (Las Canasa to ...
06/20/2026

We will be treating the following routes for adult mosquitoes tonight, Saturday, June 20, 2026:

Route 4 (Las Canasa to West Hewett)
Route 5 (Hogtown Bayou/Churchill Bayou Rd./S. Church Street)

Spraying will begin 30 minutes after sunset and may continue throughout the evening and into the overnight hours, weather permitting.

To find out your route, sign up for alerts, fill out a Request for Service, or learn about our other services, call us (850) 267-2112 or visit our website: https://www.southwaltonmosquitocontrol.org.
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Address

774 N County Highway 393
Santa Rosa Beach, FL
32459

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
Friday 7:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+18502672112

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