LEE COUNTY, Fla. — The Lee County Mosquito Control Department (LCMCD) will be providing treatments by truck and air throughout Lee County on Thursday.
The areas that require a greater frequency of activity are within a 30-mile area of the coastline from Boca Grande to Bonita Springs.
The air treatment operations include inspection and larvicide treatment for mosquito larvae in their aquatic habitats.
In case of a mosquito-borne disease threat or a weather-related declared emergency, aerial larviciding areas may be expanded.
As part of our LCMCD disease plan, the District may implement larvicide and/or adulticide treatments by ground unit or by air in areas where the mosquito-borne disease has been detected.
LCMCD will be providing treatments by truck (areas in orange) and by air (area in pink) this evening 6/29/2023. For more information: https://t.co/7lNxgDFxqo pic.twitter.com/LpAso8vURS
— Lee County Mosquito Control (@LeeCoMosquito) June 29, 2023
