There is currently three vacant seats on our Board of Trustees for the Town of Colma, City of Half Moon Bay, and City of Pacifica. For more information - Click Here.

In 2012 to date, five dead birds in San Mateo County have tested positive for WNV. Seventeen additional birds and four tree squirrels have tested positive for low-level, or "chronic" WNV infections in 2012, but these are not considered indicative of recent virus activity.

To view the most current list of WNV detections - Click Here.

To view previous press releases - Click Here.

For more info on West Nile virus - Click Here.

To report a dead bird or squirrel - Click Here.

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Welcome to San Mateo County
Mosquito and Vector Control District

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An Independent Special District Working For You!
A Leader in Integrated Mosquito and Vector Management since 1916

In San Mateo County, we pride ourselves on using an integrated mosquito and vector management system. The theory behind an integrated approach is to utilize multiple surveillance tools, take a preventative approach, and use targeted control measures to control mosquitoes in their larval stages.

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Click here to find out how to protect yourself and your family from West Nile Virus

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If you would like to review the District Policy Manual please call the District and we will provide you with a CD containing the District policies.





Programmatic Environmental Impact Report