Toledo Area Sanitary Dist

Toledo Area Sanitary Dist Serving the citizens of Lucas County since 1945

This school year, the Toledo Area Sanitary District visited 29 schools across Lucas County and inducted over 1,000 stude...
06/08/2026

This school year, the Toledo Area Sanitary District visited 29 schools across Lucas County and inducted over 1,000 students into the TASD team.

That means more students now understand mosquitoes, ticks, the diseases they can carry, and the simple steps they can take to protect themselves, their families, and their communities.

Interested in bringing a FREE educational presentation to your school or organization?
Request one here: https://toledomosquito.org/tasd-services

Thank you to all these schools, and so many more who let us talk with your students about the work we do at TASD, and teach them how to FIGHT THE BITE this summer!

06/03/2026

It's National Bike Day! Have you ever wondered why you might see TASD staff biking through your neighborhood? We’re checking catch basins for standing water and treating them to prevent mosquito larvae from growing into adults! Learn more: https://toledomosquito.org/control-operations

06/01/2026

At the Toledo Area Sanitary District, every piece of equipment we use is carefully tested to ensure treatments are both effective and properly calibrated. Monitoring droplet size helps us target mosquitoes efficiently while meeting strict operational standards.

It’s one of the many ways we are working behind the scenes to help protect Lucas County residents from nuisance mosquitoes and diseases like West Nile Virus.

Learn more about our operations: https://toledomosquito.org

After spending time outdoors, always take a few minutes to do a thorough tick check. Finding and removing ticks early ca...
05/28/2026

After spending time outdoors, always take a few minutes to do a thorough tick check. Finding and removing ticks early can help reduce your risk of diseases like Lyme disease and keep you and your family safe.

Here’s how to properly check for ticks ⬇️

05/25/2026

Newly emerged mosquitoes taking a quick rest before searching for a blood meal 🦟

Remember to wear EPA-approved repellent when outdoors and dump & drain any standing water around your home to help lower mosquito populations and reduce your risk of bites.

05/21/2026

Tiny tick. Big risk.

Nymph ticks are active right now, and because they’re only about the size of a poppy seed, they can easily go unnoticed. This stage is one of the biggest drivers of Lyme disease transmission.

Stay cautious in wooded areas, tall grass, and leaf litter—and always do a tick check after being outdoors.

Learn more about tick safety: https://toledomosquito.org/ticks

05/18/2026

Why do we test for resistance?

At the Toledo Area Sanitary District, resistance testing helps us make sure the products we use are still effective against local mosquito populations.

Over time, mosquitoes can adapt to certain control methods. By routinely testing, we can detect changes early, adjust our approach, and continue using the most effective, targeted treatments available.

It’s all about staying one step ahead so we can better protect you and your family.

05/15/2026

Protect yourself from Mosquitoes this summer with a few simple steps:
✔️ Spray EPA-approved repellent
✔️ Cover up with light, protective clothing
✔️ Dump & drain standing water around your home

At the Toledo Area Sanitary District, we’re here to help you stay safe and enjoy your outdoor spaces all season long.

Learn more ways to protect yourself:
https://toledomosquito.org/protection

Follow us for more tips, updates, and everything you need to stay informed this mosquito season.

05/11/2026

Why does a mosquito bite itch?
The irritation from a mosquito bite is an allergic reaction to the saliva they inject to keep your blood from clotting.
Stop the bite: https://toledomosquito.org/mosquitoes

05/07/2026

Ticks are built to last.
They can survive weeks, months, or even a year without feeding, waiting for the right host to come along.
Learn more: https://toledomosquito.org/ticks

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5015 Stickney Avenue
Toledo, OH
43612

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:15pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:15pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:15pm
Thursday 8am - 4:15pm
Friday 8am - 4:15pm

Telephone

+14197267891

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