Jackson County Vector Control will be closed Thursday Christmas Day (December 25) and Thursday New Year’s Day (January 1). We will be here for regular hours: Monday – Wednesday: 8:00 […]
Jackson County Vector Control District
Working to protect residents of Jackson County, Oregon from mosquito and vector-borne disease since 1968
Jackson County
2025 Mosquito Activity
Updated 10/22/2025
Mosquito Pools Tested
West Nile Virus
Positive Pools
West Nile Virus
Infected Horses
West Nile Virus
Human Cases
BG Sentinel Traps Set
Aedes aegypti
trapped
Who We Are
Jackson County Vector Control District is an Oregon Special District formed by public vote in 1968. We conduct mosquito and tick surveillance, disease testing, mosquito control, and public education/outreach as part of an Integrated Mosquito Management (IMM) program to protect Jackson County residents from vector-borne diseases. We are governed by a Board of Trustees whose members are appointed by the Jackson County Board of Commissioners.
How Do I?
From submitting a mosquito service request to tick identification, we're here to assist residents of Jackson County.
Control & Prevention
Latest News
Rain’s Over—Now It’s Time to Dump & Dry!
🌧️ Rain’s Over—Now It’s Time to Dump & Dry! After any rainfall, even a light one, Aedes aegypti mosquitoes can take advantage of the smallest puddles to breed—just a bottle […]
Planned Adult Mosquito Treatment 09/17/2025
We are planning to conduct adult mosquito control treatments on certain routes within the red highlighted areas between 3-6 am on 09/17/2025. We will not be treating the entire highlighted […]
Aedes aegypti is here—and it’s no ordinary mosquito.
Aedes aegypti is here—and it’s no ordinary mosquito. This invasive species bites during the day, breeds in tiny containers, and can spread serious diseases like dengue, Zika, and chikungunya. Jackson […]
Spot the Water Source
🦟 Tiny Puddles, Big Problem: Backyard Edition Ae. aegypti mosquitoes don’t need a pond to party—they’ll settle for a bottle cap. Take a look in your backyards. What do you […]
Don’t forget the Gutters!
Don’t Forget the Gutters! Your roofline might be hiding more than leaves… Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are stealthy breeders. They don’t need a pond or puddle—just a few drops in the […]