Welcome

"7th Annual Arbovirus Surveillance & Mosquito Control Workshop"

March 23-25, 2010.

Please click here for more information.

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Please pay attention to our new button to your right titled,"5 D's of prevention".  It provides a picture video of the 5 D's (DEET, Drain, Dusk, Dawn and Dress). 

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"The Anastasia Mosquito Control District of St. Johns County will implement
a 4-day work week schedule for the winter season and will therefore be closed on Friday's beginning November 30, 2009 and continuing through February 26, 2009.  Winter office hours will be Monday through Thursday from  7:00 A.M. until 5:30 P.M."

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New mosquito populations will continue emerging until the standing water sources are completely dry!  Please remember to practice the 5 D's of prevention and most importantly, to drain any standing water.  Thanks again for your patience! 

Please click here for your daily fogging (Adulticiding) schedule.

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Since 1948, the Anastasia Mosquito Control District has continually expanded from only part of Anastasia Island to now covering the entire 631 square miles of St. Johns County.  The district has many goals, the most important being the public's safety and awareness. 

AMCD has many practicing operations to control larvae, pupae and adults.  In controlling the pests, we can help prevent disease transmission by keeping mosquito populations limited.

We will do our part to protect the residents of St. Johns County.  You now have to do your part by "Fighting the Bite" and practicing the 5 D' of prevention.

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MISSION STATEMENT

*   To preserve and protect the people from mosquitoes and mosquito-borne diseases.

*  To reduce/control mosquitoes through integrated pest management based on environmentally-friendly and cost effective methods.

*  To minimize negative impacts on people and other living things, based on valid scientific data, peer review and public hearings.

*  To spend public funds prudently; and

*  To become recognized as one of the leading mosquito control districts.

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Always remember to contact your website administrator with any questions or concerns:

Adam Holt