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* Turn off air conditioning and other ventilation that brings in air from outside. Turn your thermostat down a couple of hours before that to keep your house cool during the treatments.
* Bring toys, tools, patio furniture, pets, bikes, and other portable items indoors.
* Cover playground equipment and other large outdoor items.
* Keep pets indoors.
* Take shoes off before coming indoors.
* After spraying occurs, wash down other surfaces such as playground equipment or other items with which you or your family may come in contact. Don't water so much that you create a mosquito habitat!
* Bring toys, tools, patio furniture, pets, bikes, and other portable items indoors.
* Cover playground equipment and other large outdoor items.
* Keep pets indoors.
* Take shoes off before coming indoors.
* After spraying occurs, wash down other surfaces such as playground equipment or other items with which you or your family may come in contact. Don't water so much that you create a mosquito habitat!
A Special Meeting of the Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
County Administration Center
From 8pm to 12 midnight, unless it's windy in that case, they will be spraying later than midnight.
* Turn off air conditioning and other ventilation that brings in air from outside. Turn your thermostat down a couple of hours before that to keep your house cool during the treatments.
* Bring toys, tools, patio furniture, pets, bikes, and other portable items indoors.
* Cover playground equipment and other large outdoor items.
* Keep pets indoors.
* Take shoes off before coming indoors.
* After spraying occurs, wash down other surfaces such as playground equipment or other items with which you or your family may come in contact. Don't water so much that you create a mosquito habitat!
Don't worry, it's at an all time epidemic of mosquitos carrying the West Nile virus. Better to toxify yourself than protect yourself and educate yourself and your doctors about the West Nile Virus.
The Sacramento/Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District has said via telephone that the aerial spraying will likely re-occur over and over again. One application of pesticides is bad enough, but Sacramento county is facing multiple aerial sprayings that will create a heightened, cumulative effect.
The district is governed by a twelve member Board of Trustees appointed by each county and incorporated cities in its jurisdiction. The board meets on the third Tuesday of the month, at 1:15pm in the Board room at the District office at 8631 Bond Road in Elk Grove.
Board Member Represents
Vern C. Bruhn City of Winters
Craig R. Burnett City of Folsom
Rosemarie Butler City of Isleton
Robert Biederman City of Galt
Raul DeAnda City of West Sacramento
Lyndon Hawkins City of Elk Grove
John L. Lewallen Sacramento County
Michael Parrella Yolo County
Neal Peart City of Woodland
Dave Tamayo City of Sacramento
Robert K. Washino City of Davis
Jack Whitfield City of Citrus Heights
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
County Administration Center
From 8pm to 12 midnight, unless it's windy in that case, they will be spraying later than midnight.
* Turn off air conditioning and other ventilation that brings in air from outside. Turn your thermostat down a couple of hours before that to keep your house cool during the treatments.
* Bring toys, tools, patio furniture, pets, bikes, and other portable items indoors.
* Cover playground equipment and other large outdoor items.
* Keep pets indoors.
* Take shoes off before coming indoors.
* After spraying occurs, wash down other surfaces such as playground equipment or other items with which you or your family may come in contact. Don't water so much that you create a mosquito habitat!
Don't worry, it's at an all time epidemic of mosquitos carrying the West Nile virus. Better to toxify yourself than protect yourself and educate yourself and your doctors about the West Nile Virus.
The Sacramento/Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District has said via telephone that the aerial spraying will likely re-occur over and over again. One application of pesticides is bad enough, but Sacramento county is facing multiple aerial sprayings that will create a heightened, cumulative effect.
The district is governed by a twelve member Board of Trustees appointed by each county and incorporated cities in its jurisdiction. The board meets on the third Tuesday of the month, at 1:15pm in the Board room at the District office at 8631 Bond Road in Elk Grove.
Board Member Represents
Vern C. Bruhn City of Winters
Craig R. Burnett City of Folsom
Rosemarie Butler City of Isleton
Robert Biederman City of Galt
Raul DeAnda City of West Sacramento
Lyndon Hawkins City of Elk Grove
John L. Lewallen Sacramento County
Michael Parrella Yolo County
Neal Peart City of Woodland
Dave Tamayo City of Sacramento
Robert K. Washino City of Davis
Jack Whitfield City of Citrus Heights
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