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The EPA Regulates Mosquito Control Insecticides

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has regulated mosquito control through enforcement of standards instituted by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act. This legislation mandates  extensive testing and documentation for public health insecticides, prior to their registration and use. These requirements are among the most stringent in the federal government and are met through research by established scientists in federal, state and private institutions. This process ensures that the public health insecticides available for mosquito control do not represent health or environmental risks when used as directed.

https://www.epa.gov/pesticides

Adulticides

Sprayed from our truck mounted Ultra Low Volume sprayers along the streets of the District. We spray in the evening starting just before dusk and into the evening. Occasionally we will spray in the morning from  3-4 hours before dawn until just after dawn.

PermaSeaseFyfanon

Larvicides

Larvicides

CocobearNatular G30Vectolex FG

Depending on the product and conditions, the above larvicides are used to treat standing water and have a lasting persistance between 6 and 40 days.

Depending on the product and conditions, the above larvicides are used to treat standing water and have a lasting persistance between 6 and 40 days.

Altosid XR Briquets

These products are utilized to treat the 13,200 storm drains which spread across the South Walton area. One briquette is deposited in each storm drain and can last up to six months in the water. It slowly dissolves to treat an area up to approximately 100 feet squared. Pictured below our technician is dipping to see if there are larvae present in this storm drain. Many storm drains such as this one stay wet year round. 

These products are utilized to treat the 13,200 storm drains which spread across the South Walton area. One briquette is deposited in each storm drain and can last up to six months in the water. It slowly dissolves to treat an area up to approximately 100 feet squared. Pictured below our technician is dipping to see if there are larvae present in this storm drain. Many storm drains such as this one stay wet year round. 

Vectobac WDG

These two products are utilized to treat roadside ditches and other non-permanent bodies of water that tend to be only flooded during certain times of the year. It is mixed at a rate of one pound to 100 gallons of water. The mixing tank is mounted on the back of four wheel drive trucks that are equipped with pumps, 100 feet of hose and a handheld spray gun. It is applied by the passenger while the truck is on motion to cover large areas of the county quickly. The Vectobac-WDG formulation remains active for up to 6 days. The Vectolex WDG can remain active up to 40 days, if conditions are right. This product kills only mosquitoes, midges and black flies.