National Pest Management Month – April 2025 Protecting Homes, Health, and Communities Every April, National Pest Management Month (NPMM) is observed to recognize the vital role that pest control plays […]
Public Meeting Notice:
- 4/17 - Board of Trustees Meeting
- 5/15 - Budget Committee Meeting
- 6/19 - Budget Hearing
JCVCD News
St. Patrick’s Day
Spring hiking is great, but ticks can be a real nuisance. Here are some key tips to keep them off you: Before You Hike 
Wear Light-Colored Clothing – Makes […]
Western black-legged tick #dontbeaticktarget
Western black-legged tick: Adult western black-legged ticks (Ixodes pacificus) have eight legs and are flattened in their unfed state. Unfed females are approximately 1/8 of an inch long, with a dark […]
National Tick Awareness Month (NTAM)
After a long winter, spring is finally on the horizon and ticks will soon become more active! Learn about ticks and what you can do to prevent them from becoming […]
National Pesticide Safety Education Month
The Eighth Annual National Pesticide Safety Education Month – February 2025 National Pesticide Safety Education Month’s purpose is to reinforce the principles of safe pesticide use and raise awareness of and support […]
Closed For Christmas
JCVCD is wishing all of Jackson County a joyous holiday season with peace & cheer in the New Year. JCVCD will be closed Christmas day on Wednesday December 25th and […]
Happy Thanksgiving- Office will be Closed
JCVCD will be closed Wednesday November 27th and Thursday November 28th in observance of Thanksgiving. We will return to our normal hours on December 2nd.
Rats are most active in November and other fall months
Do Rats Hibernate? Contrary to popular belief, rats do not hibernate. Even during the cold winter months, they remain active, seeking food and warmth. Homeowners should regularly inspect their homes for […]
