Mercer County Mosquito Spraying 10/5/18 - 10/10/18

Mercer County, New Jersey sent this bulletin at 10/03/2018 04:12 PM EDT

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Mercer County Mosquito Spraying Schedule 10/5/18 - 10/10/18

Adulticide applications (spraying) are conducted when biting adult mosquito populations exceed public health or nuisance thresholds. These applications are conducted via truck-mounted, ultra low-volume cold aerosol sprayers during late evening or early morning hours. Mercer County applies products (adulticides) recommended by Rutgers University for mosquito control in New Jersey, and a complete list with accompanying labels and MSDS sheets can be found here. The office maintains no regular “schedule” for spraying, and these applications are only conducted when deemed absolutely necessary (and under the appropriate environmental conditions) in order to bring mosquito populations to tolerable levels or to ward off potential mosquito-borne disease outbreaks. Specific street addresses are not published, but adulticide applications are conducted on an area-wide basis, and targets where adult mosquito populations may be concentrated during application times. For further questions or information, please browse our website or call/email directly.
Truck-Mounted ULV Adulticide Spray Sites

*Weather Permitting*

Date: Friday, Oct. 5 - Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018

Time: Approximately 12:00 a.m. (midnight) until 5:30 a.m. or Sunrise

Product to be used:

 (For Product Label use the Link provided below) 

Zenivex E4

Hamilton
Edebrook Rd Area
Lakeview Rd Area
S Olden Ave Area
Hunt Ave Area
Electronics Dr Area
Sloan Rd Area
Overlook Ave Area

Lawrence
Federal Point Blvd Area
Bunkerhill Rd Area
Lawrencia Rd Area
Lawrenceville Rd Area

West Windsor
Old Trenton Rd Area
Mercer County Park

Ewing
Pennington Rd Area
King Ave Area

Trenton
Genessee St Area

For more information about Truck-Mounted Adulticide spraying follow the link provided below.

What you need to know about Truck Spraying.(cdc.gov)