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South Walton County Mosquito Control District

Spray Schedule

8-14-18 The District will be Spraying Routes 3, 6, and 7 this evening due to elevated populations of adult mosquitoes. Weather permitting. We will also be training a new driver in Route 2. New Employee Training will be taking place throughout August and September during the daytime and evening and some days you may observe our spray trucks driving through your neighborhoods with the lights on but without spraying.

The mission of the South Walton County Mosquito Control District (SWCMCD) is to serve the district by suppressing both pestiferous and disease carrying mosquito populations to a tolerable level in the safest, most economical manner, utilizing a variety of methods in such a way as to minimize potential effects on people, wildlife and the environment while maximizing the value to the district’s taxpayers.

On May 26, 1964, SWCMCD was established as a Florida Independent Special Taxing District for the sole purpose of controlling mosquitoes and other nuisance insects to improve the quality of life in beautiful South Walton County.

Most everyone is familiar with the spray trucks that visit the different areas of our district in the evenings with their lights flashing and the sound of the spray unit running, but there are many more aspects to our program. Click here for information about SWCMCD Operations.

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Continuing AE services 8.21.18

South Walton County Mosquito Control

Below is a Presentation put together by the District and Hydrosolutions Consulting Inc.

Mosquito Control Ditches-Infrastructure in Transition

Interested applicants should print and complete the application above, and return to our office by email to director@swcmcd.org or drop off / mail to the office:

South Walton County Mosquito Control District
774 North County Hwy 393
Santa Rosa Beach FL, 32459