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Mosquito Spraying Scheduled For Thursday In Geneva

Contractors will be spraying a mosquito control application citywide Thursday to reduce the adult insect population in Geneva.

GENEVA, IL — Clarke vehicles will be spraying a mosquito control application citywide Thursday to reduce the adult insect population in Geneva.

Spraying is scheduled to take place from dusk to dawn starting June 30 into Friday, July 1.

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The City’s contractor will be using a synthetic treatment that is safe for humans and pets, although people with asthma and other respiratory conditions are advised to stay indoors with their windows closed during the misting application and one hour afterward.

Residents can report mosquito nuisances and standing water issues directly to Clarke via the company’s online portal. People can subscribe to receive advanced spraying notifications from Clarke when registering.

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The City also sends out mosquito spraying notifications. Residents can subscribe to “community alerts” by selecting the "Notify Me" button on the City’s website.

Mosquito control applications are subject to rescheduling due to inclement weather. Updates will be posted on the City’s website if necessary.

For tips on how to prevent West Nile or any other mosquito-borne illness, visit the Kane County Health Department's website.


This press release was produced by the City of Geneva. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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