What to know about mosquito spraying

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Hello, Navajo and College Area!

Julie Main, Times of San Diego operations and community relations manager

Did you see pesticide trucks out in the early morning this week?

After mosquitoes in the area tested positive for West Nile, San Diego County’s Vector Control Program carried out pesticide-misting treatments in neighborhoods across San Diego and La Mesa.

Trucks sprayed a pesticide officials say is low risk for people, pets and the environment.

You can reduce mosquito risks by cleaning up standing water and using insect repellent. You can also request an inspection or report unmaintained potential mosquito-breeding grounds to the Vector Control Program.

Mission Times Courier reporting intern Alexa Vazquez has the full story.

What other stories do you want to know about? Feel free to email Vazquez and Mission Times Courier Editor Dave Thomas with your news tips or questions about the community.

Navajo, College Area story spotlight

County sprays for mosquitoes after pests test positive for West Nile

By Alexa Vazquez • Times of San Diego

These are the first mosquitoes to test positive for the virus within the county since 2023, according to the county.

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