Chatham County Mosquito Control

Chatham County Mosquito Control Chatham County Mosquito Control is responsible for providing a comprehensive, cost effective mosquit

09/02/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area east of E Broad St to Wilmington River and north of E Gwinnett St to Savannah River, as well as Causton Bluff, Hutchinson Island, Elba Island, Isle of Armstrong, Oatland Island, Whitemarsh Island, Talahi Island, and Wilmington Island beginning one hour before sunset on Thursday, September 3, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

09/02/2026

*WEDNESDAY HELICOPTER MISSION*
Due to the recent rains, Chatham County Mosquito Control will conduct aerial larvicide missions today, Wednesday September 2nd, throughout Chatham County.
The MOSCON helicopter will be dispersing an EPA registered GRANULAR LARVICIDE, an Altosand mixture to treat large areas of standing water.
Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

09/01/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area south of Hwy 80 to Hunter Army Airfield and east of Dean Forest/Salt Creek to I-516, starting one hour prior to sunset on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.

08/31/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area south of Quacco Canal and west of Salt Creek to I-95, to include Cottonvale, Enclave, Burton/Mosswood, Larchmont Estates, Henderson, Ogeechee Farms, and Georgetown, beginning one hour before sunset on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

Although the total number of mosquitoes dropped by almost 30% from the previous week, mosquitoes were much more disperse...
08/31/2026

Although the total number of mosquitoes dropped by almost 30% from the previous week, mosquitoes were much more dispersed throughout our region. Again, traps situated along the Savannah River averaged six times as many mosquitoes as those captured outside the Savannah River corridor. West Nile virus was detected from two new locations last week, bringing our yearly total to 24 positive samples collected from eleven different sites within the county. Remember if you are experiencing a mosquito problem in your area, please contact us either directly by phone or by submitting a service request through our website:
https://mosquitocontrol.chathamcountyga.gov/
If you would like to receive advance notifications concerning our aerial mosquito treatments taking place in your area of the county, please register on the county’s Smart911 system (if you have not already done so) : https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=chathamcounty

08/30/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area north of HWY 80 to SR 30 and west of I-95, starting one hour prior to sunset on Monday, August 31, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

08/26/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area east of I-516 to Wilmington River and north of Derenne Ave to Savannah River, to include Hutchinson Island, Elba Island, Causton Bluff, and Thunderbolt, starting one hour prior to sunset on Thursday, August 27, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

08/25/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the southside Savannah, south of Derenne Ave and east of Hunter Army Airfield to Moon River, to include Kensington Park, Sandfly, Windsor Forest, Coffee Bluff, Vernonburg, Montgomery, and Ferguson, beginning one hour before sunset on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

Last week the third highest number of mosquitoes were collected from our surveillance traps for the entire year. However...
08/25/2026

Last week the third highest number of mosquitoes were collected from our surveillance traps for the entire year. However, this in itself is very misleading, as 52 % of these mosquitoes were captured from just one trap located north of the Savannah River in South
Carolina. This could signal another wave of salt marsh mosquitoes are about to invade the county from the north, so we will be monitoring this area closely and treat areas as needed. West Nile virus is also still being detected from local mosquito samples, and currently we stand at 18 positive samples collected from nine different sites within the county. Remember if you are experiencing a mosquito problem in your area, please contact us either directly by phone or by submitting a service request through our website: https://mosquitocontrol.chathamcountyga.gov/
If you would like to receive advance notifications concerning our aerial mosquito treatments taking place in your area of the county, please register on the county’s Smart911 system (if you have not already done so) : https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=chathamcounty

08/24/2026

Pending weather conditions, Chatham County Mosquito Control’s aircraft will treat the area east of I-516 to Wilmington River and north of Derenne Ave to Savannah River, to include Hutchinson Island, Elba Island, Causton Bluff, and Thunderbolt, starting one hour prior to sunset on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.

Residents can expect to see low flying yellow aircraft.

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65 Billy B Hair
Savannah, GA
31408

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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