August 1st

Swatting Mosquitos: The Battle Against West Nile Virus in Addison!

Addison is on the attack—mosquitoes, beware! From August 1st to 3rd, the town will spray to combat the West Nile Virus. Stay safe! 🦟🚫

Addison residents, grab your bug spray and pull out your citronella candles because the town is ready to take action against pesky mosquitoes! Recent reports have indicated that the West Nile Virus has been detected in local mosquito populations. To combat this issue, the town has scheduled a spraying event that will take place from August 1st to 3rd. As we gear up to enjoy the warm summer evenings, let’s hope for a mosquito-free environment!

The mosquito spraying will occur throughout various neighborhoods in Addison to ensure comprehensive coverage. Residents are encouraged to stay indoors and close their windows during the spraying times to maximize the effectiveness of the insecticide. The team behind this important initiative emphasizes that the health and safety of the community is their top priority and that swift action is crucial, especially given the recent findings in mosquito traps.

Remember that while this spraying is effective at controlling mosquito populations, it’s also important for residents to take personal precautions. Keep standing water around your home to a minimum, wear long sleeves during peak mosquito activity hours, and use insect repellent when heading outdoors. After all, no one wants to be the next meal for a hungry mosquito!

As you enjoy your evening strolls post-spraying, take a moment to appreciate the delicate balance of nature. Did you know that the West Nile Virus was discovered in Uganda in 1937? This mosquito-borne virus can lead to serious health issues but often goes unnoticed, with many people showing no symptoms at all. However, taking proactive measures—like the spraying initiative in Addison—helps ensure that we can all enjoy the great outdoors without worry!