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The Following Cities and Towns Will Be Treated on Monday, June 29, 2020 Via Ultra Low Volume ​ ​ Fogger Mounted on the Back of a Pickup Truck (From the Street) The following cities and towns will be treated on Monday, June 29, 2020 via ultra low volume ​ ​ fogger mounted on the back of a pickup truck (from the street). Dartmouth, Easton, Somerset, Taunton and Westport These spray applications will be limited to the general areas listed below, subject to weather and spray operator’s discretion. For more information, residents may call the BCMCP office during business hours from 8 AM until 2 PM at 508-823-5253. Town Street Dartmouth 5th St Dartmouth Admiral Point Dr Dartmouth Alpha St Dartmouth Anthony St Dartmouth Berkley St Dartmouth Brittany Ln Dartmouth Brown St Dartmouth Bryant St Dartmouth Champion Ter Dartmouth Champion Terrace Dartmouth Chase Rd Dartmouth Clarendon St Dartmouth Collins Corner Rd Dartmouth Colonial Way Dartmouth Country Way Dartmouth Crescent Dr Dartmouth Crosby St Dartmouth Cross Rd Dartmouth Delano Way Dartmouth Division Rd Dartmouth Doolittle Ave Dartmouth Dower Dr Dartmouth Faunce Corner Rd Dartmouth Fernandes Way Dartmouth Florence Ln Dartmouth Fox Run Ter Dartmouth Gaffney Rd Dartmouth Grove St Dartmouth Gulf Hill Dr Dartmouth Gulf Rd Dartmouth High Hill Rd Dartmouth High St Dartmouth Hixville Rd Dartmouth Holly Dr Dartmouth Jason Dr Dartmouth Kirkat Way Dartmouth Kyle Jacob Rd Dartmouth Lakewood Rd Dartmouth Lexington Ave Dartmouth Lincroft St Dartmouth Little River Rd Dartmouth Longwood Ave Dartmouth Lucy Little Rd Dartmouth Macomber Ave Dartmouth Maine Ave Dartmouth Maplecrest Dr Dartmouth Marial Dr Dartmouth Masthead Ln Dartmouth McCabe St Dartmouth Merrimac St Dartmouth Millers Dr Dartmouth Milton St Dartmouth Mishawum Dr Dartmouth Norfolk Ave Dartmouth Norton St Dartmouth Old Fall River Rd Dartmouth Old Pierce Rd Dartmouth Old Westport Rd Dartmouth Perry St Dartmouth Pleasant Ln Dartmouth Potter St Dartmouth Reed Rd Dartmouth Rogers St Dartmouth Russells Mills Rd Dartmouth Ryder St Dartmouth Sabrinas Way Dartmouth Sagamore Dr Dartmouth Samosett Dr Dartmouth Schooner Dr Dartmouth Seneca Cir Dartmouth Sharon Ave Dartmouth Skipper Ln Dartmouth Slades Farm Ln Dartmouth Slocum Rd Dartmouth Smith St Dartmouth Snowberry Dr Dartmouth Sol-E-Mar Street Dartmouth Stephen St Dartmouth Stonewall Ave Dartmouth Suffolk Ave Dartmouth Summer St Dartmouth Sundance Rd Dartmouth Truman Ave Dartmouth Tucker Ln Dartmouth Tucker Rd Dartmouth Ventura Dr Dartmouth Village Dr Dartmouth W McCabe St Dartmouth Washburn Ln Dartmouth Wilbur Ave Dartmouth William Bradford Rd Dartmouth Winston Ln Dartmouth Woodcock Rd Dartmouth Wordell St Easton Anthony Rd Easton Arborway Easton Barrows St Easton Bay Rd Easton Berwick Rd Easton Birch Rd Easton Black Brook Rd Easton Bourne Rd Easton Canoe River Rd Easton Center St Easton Cherry Ridge Ln Easton Chestnut St Easton Colleen Mary Way Easton Columbus Ave Easton Coughlin Rd Easton Dailey Ave Easton Dean St Easton Deborah Lee Ln Easton Depot Pl Easton Depot St Easton Electric Ave Easton Elm St Easton Foundry St Easton Hancock St Easton Heritage Dr Easton Highland St Easton Howard St Easton Josie's Way Easton Kilsyth Rd Easton King Arthur Rd Easton Kingsbrook Way Easton Kingsley Rd Easton Leisure Ln Easton Leonard Rd Easton Lincoln St Easton Main St Easton Marshall Ln Easton Marshall Rd Easton Massapoag Ave Easton Meetinghouse Ln Easton Norton Ave Easton Oak Ridge Dr Easton Pebblebrook Rd Easton Pine St Easton Pinebrook Ln Easton Poquanticut Ave Easton Porter St Easton Possum Run Rd Easton Prospect St Easton Rockland St Easton Royal Rd Easton Sadie Cir Easton Scotch Dam Rd Easton Shagbark Rd Easton Sheridan St Easton Silver Drive Easton South St Easton Stillwater Creek Ln Easton Stonemoor Easton Stratford Ln Easton Summer St Easton Summerfield Ln Easton Twin Brooks Dr Easton Union St Easton Washington St Easton Wenlock Cir Easton Woodland Dr Somerset Alberta Ave Somerset Anchor Dr Somerset Andrew St Somerset Angus St Somerset Barrows St Somerset Birch St Somerset Brayton Ave Somerset Butternut Rd Somerset Carey St Somerset Chateau Dr Somerset County St Somerset Crestwood Rd Somerset Dawns Ter Somerset Denham Ave Somerset Dwelly Rd Somerset Elm St Somerset Everett St Somerset Fair Dr Somerset Fairway Dr Somerset Farren St Somerset Fisher Way Somerset Fordham Dr Somerset Forest Ave Somerset Harbor View Blvd Somerset Hathaway Rd Somerset Hood St Somerset Kaufman Rd Somerset Lafayette St Somerset Lees River Ave Somerset Lepes Rd Somerset Manchester Ave Somerset Mason Ave Somerset Meribah St Somerset Millers Ln Somerset Mohawk Rd Somerset Oak Ln Somerset Old Colony Ave Somerset Randall Ave Somerset Read St Somerset Regan Rd Somerset Sadie Way Somerset Sargent St Somerset Seaver Ave Somerset Shand Ct Cir Somerset Sherman Rd Somerset Stoddard St Somerset Swan St Somerset Vermont Ave Somerset Vine St Somerset Walnut St Somerset Washington Ave Somerset Water St Somerset Wellesley Dr Somerset William J Higgins Rd Somerset Winter St Taunton 1/2 Monica St Taunton Anawan St Taunton Bay St Taunton Blake St Taunton Briggs St Taunton Broadway Taunton Burt St Taunton Columbus Blvd Taunton Cornell Ave Taunton Couch St Taunton Davenport St Taunton Dexter Farms Rd Taunton E Water St Taunton Edwards Ave Taunton Fairview Ave Taunton Forest Hill Dr Taunton Fremont St Taunton Glebe St Taunton Godfrey St Taunton Greystone Ave Taunton Guernsey Ave Taunton Harvest Wood Dr Taunton Highland St Taunton Indian Meadow Dr Taunton Ingell St Taunton John St Taunton Johnson St Taunton Kilton St Taunton King James Blvd Taunton Luscomb Rd Taunton Lynnbrook Ave Taunton McIntosh Dr Taunton Mellos Farm Rd Taunton Metacomet Ave Taunton N Walker St Taunton Norton Ave Taunton Oak St Taunton Orchard St Taunton Phyllis Rd Taunton Plain St Taunton Princess Kate Cir Taunton Princess Pine Cir Taunton Prospect Hill St Taunton Railroad Ave Taunton Rocky Woods St Taunton S Precinct St Taunton S Walker St Taunton Sandpiper Ln Taunton School St Taunton Seaver St Taunton Shepard St Taunton Sumner St Taunton Tremont St Taunton Whitsbourgh St Taunton Winthrop St Taunton Woodbine St Westport B Dr Westport Blue Heron Run Westport Briggs Rd Westport Cadmans Neck Rd Westport Cummings Ln Westport Division Rd Westport Drift Rd Westport Fisher Rd Westport Florence St Westport Franklin Ave Westport Gifford Rd Westport John Reed Rd Westport Karen Dr Westport Main Rd Westport Mohawk Dr Westport Perseverance Ln Westport Primrose Ln Westport Reed Rd Westport River Rd Westport Robbins Rd Westport Sanford Rd Westport Scotts Way Westport Tootell Way Westport White Oak Run .
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