The Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District Control Program

The Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District Control Program

THTHEE ALAMEDA CCOUNTYOUNTY MOSQMOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT CONTROL PROGRAM September 2011 Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District 23187 Connecticut Street Hayward, California 94545-1605 THE ALAMEDA COUNTY MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT CONTROL PROGRAM Key Staff John Rusmisel - District Manager Bruce Kirkpatrick - Entomologist Erika Castillo - Environmental Specialist Patrick Turney - Field Supervisor Phone: 510-783-7744 Fax: 510-783-3903 email: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission and Vision Statement ......................................................................................................................................... 5 General Information about the District........................................................................................................................... 6 Location of the District ....................................................................................................................... 7 District Powers.................................................................................................................................... 7 The Value of an Organized Mosquito Control District ....................................................................... 8 District Goals and Services ................................................................................................................. 9 Service Calls ....................................................................................................................................... 10 District Finances ................................................................................................................................. 10 District Organization .......................................................................................................................... 10 District Personnel Organization .......................................................................................................... 11 Education and Training ....................................................................................................................... 14 Field Organization .............................................................................................................................. 15 District Facilities and Equipment ....................................................................................................... 16 District Office ...................................................................................................................... 16 District Facilities ................................................................................................................. 16 District Equipment .............................................................................................................. 16 Regulation, Cooperation and Participation ......................................................................................... 17 Federal Agencies ................................................................................................................. 17 State Agencies ..................................................................................................................... 17 Regional Agencies ............................................................................................................... 17 Local Agencies .................................................................................................................... 18 Special Agencies.................................................................................................................. 18 Participation......................................................................................................................... 18 Memberships ....................................................................................................................... 18 District Public Information Program .................................................................................................. 19 Public Contact ..................................................................................................................... 19 Media Contact ..................................................................................................................... 19 Public Information Publications .......................................................................................... 19 District Web Site.................................................................................................................. 20 Introduction to the District Mosquito Control Program .................................................................................................. 21 Program Orientation ............................................................................................................ 21 Definitions of Source Types ................................................................................................ 21 Mosquitoes targeted in the District Program ....................................................................... 22 Mosquitoes of Alameda County .......................................................................................... 23 Mosquito Species by Source Distribution ........................................................................... 24 Alameda County MAD’s Most Important Mosquitoes ....................................................... 25 Mosquito-Borne Diseases .................................................................................................................. 27 Encephalitis ......................................................................................................................... 27 Dog Heartworm ................................................................................................................... 28 Malaria................................................................................................................................. 28 Mosquito Surveillance ....................................................................................................................... 29 Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 29 Mosquito Surveillance Methodologies ................................................................................ 29 Larval Mosquito Surveillance.............................................................................................. 29 Adult Mosquito Surveillance............................................................................................... 29 Virus Surveillance.................................................................................................................29 Transportation and Access for Monitoring and Control .................................................................... 30 Foot ..................................................................................................................................... 30 General Use Vehicles .......................................................................................................... 30 District ATV’s ..................................................................................................................... 31 Argo .................................................................................................................................... 31 Polaris ................................................................................................................................. 31 District Boat ............................................................................................................ 32 Aerial ...................................................................................................................... 32 Access Selection Criteria ........................................................................................ 33 Control of Mosquitoes .................................................................................................................................................... 34 Physical Control and Source Reduction .......................................................................................... .. 34 Description of Activities ...................................................................................................... 34 Mosquito Producing Habitats Considered for Source Reduction ....................................... 34 Freshwater Lakes, Ponds, and Retention Areas ...................................................... 34 Salt Marshes ............................................................................................................ 34 Temporary Standing Water ..................................................................................... 34 Wastewater Treatment Facilities ............................................................................. 35 Septic Systems ........................................................................................ 35 Municipal Treatment Facilities ............................................................... 35 Spray-Irrigation Systems ........................................................................ 35 Stormwater and Wastewater mamagement Systems .............................. 35 Containers ............................................................................................................... 36 Source Reduction in Freshwater Habitats 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