Jackson County is too beautiful to experience from behind a window. Summer evenings, BBQs with friends, and Fourth of July celebrations should be spent outside, not cut short because mosquitoes […]
Jackson County is too beautiful to experience from behind a window. Summer evenings, BBQs with friends, and Fourth of July celebrations should be spent outside, not cut short because mosquitoes […]
We are planning to conduct adult mosquito control treatments on certain routes within the red highlighted areas between dusk to 6 am on 07/02/2026. We will not be treating the […]
As part of our Integrated Mosquito Management (IMM) program, Jackson County Vector Control District uses several types of traps to understand mosquito activity across the county. One of the most […]
We are planning to conduct adult mosquito control treatments on certain routes within the red highlighted areas between dusk to 6 am on 07/01/2026. We will not be treating the […]
https://www.ijpr.org/health-and-medicine/2026-06-29/https-jackson-county-vector-control-district-puts-five-year-levy-on-november-ballot Jackson County ballot measure would boost mosquito control efforts As Jackson County grows and new invasive mosquito species emerge, so does the need for surveillance, prevention and public […]
West Nile virus (WNv) is the most common mosquito‑borne disease in the United States, and it’s something we monitor closely here in Jackson County. Since 2020, JCVCD has tested 28 […]
We are planning to conduct adult mosquito control treatments on certain routes within the red highlighted areas between dusk to 6 am on 06/25/2026. We will not be treating the […]
Gravid Mosquito Traps: How They Help Us Detect West Nile Virus in Jackson County Across Jackson County, our team uses a variety of mosquito traps to understand what species are […]
We are planning to conduct adult mosquito control treatments on certain routes within the red highlighted areas between dusk to 6 am on 06/24/2026. We will not be treating the […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 23, 2026 Contact: Geoff Taylor, District Manager Jackson County Vector Control District 541-826-2199 [email protected] Vector control levy headed to November ballot Growing public health risks […]
West Nile virus (WNv), a mosquito-borne virus that affects humans and other animals, has been detected in Oregon each year since 2004. Horses are particularly vulnerable and make up the […]
Our team has been working hard around the Jackson County Expo this season, and we wanted to give you a behind‑the‑scenes look at what mosquito surveillance really looks like. Every […]
National Mosquito Control Awareness Week arrives in June 2026, and Jackson County Vector Control District is proud to recognize this nationwide effort to highlight the importance of mosquito prevention, surveillance, […]