We utilize scientific, environmentally-sensitive, and data-driven methods of mosquito management for the protection of human health and our ecosystem.
Our integrated mosquito management program utilizes a comprehensive, environmentally sound approach to reduce the impact of adverse mosquito activity and mitigate the risk of mosquito-borne diseases in our community.
We utilize an in-depth knowledge of mosquito biology in our program for the targeted and effective management of mosquitoes.
Learn about vector-borne diseases in Wyoming such as West Nile virus.
Learn about District mosquito services and practical information to limit mosquito breeding around the ranch and home to help protect your community from mosquito-borne diseases.
Request surveillance (trapping) of mosquito adults on your property. If vector species are found, they will be tested for viruses.
Request an inspection of your property to determine if any standing water is serving as mosquito breeding habitat.
Sign-Up For Mosquito Text Alerts.
Text Mosquito22 to 307-284-4949
View the current and historical state WNV data reported to the Wyoming Department of Health.
View the mosquito trap data we've collected from our extensive surveillance program.
Learn more about the amount and type of mosquitoes breeding in the different habitats in Teton County.
Help us identify locations with standing water that may be breeding mosquitoes.
Report adverse or higher than normal mosquito biting activity to the District to help us locate areas of peak mosquito abundance.
Report dead birds that meet our requirements to be tested for West Nile virus.
